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We rescue horses from the slaughterhouse and nurse them back to health

Diana M. Hinchcliff, Rensselaerville

Fewer polling places can lead to longer lines to vote

Aileen Wehren, North Liberty, Indiana

New nukes will divert funds from renewable and safer energy

Tom Ellis, Albany

‘The rule of law is not self-executing’

Sybillyn Jennings, Knox

Remembering when old horses were not shot; they lived out their lives on the farms where they were worked and loved

Timothy J. Albright, Meadowdale

Take a postcard tour of early 1900s Guilderland

John B. Haluska, Vice President, Guilderland Historical Society

The Altamont-Voorheesville Road was built with teams of horses and rocks from farmers’ walls

Timothy J. Albright, Meadowdale

Treating civic engagement as dangerous undermines the trust that makes communities safer

Katie Fahrenkopf, Altamont

Share your views on next year’s GCSD budget

Daniel Mayberry, Superintendent, Guilderland Central School District

VFW hosts all-you-can-eat Valentine’s breakfast

Jeff Orsini, Commander, Boyd Hilton VFW Post 7062, Altamont

In a time of division, we must see humanity in one another

Olivia Mair, Guilderland

Rezone for Dutch Mill Acres not consistent with town’s comprehensive plan

Mark Pirri, Guilderland

How else explain not having a shred of empathy for the families torn apart

Ben Seymour, Voorheesville

We need to remember history!

Margaret Craven, M.D., New Scotland

Immigrants make our community a better place to live

Helene Goldberger, Berne

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