Most people today will likely tell you they don’t really feel well represented by our current two-party-oligarchy-owned quasi-democratic quagmire.

One of the most interesting changes I experienced when I moved to Altamont more than 30 years ago was getting the mail.

Not too long ago, my wife and I were out for a walk and, as we went down Schoharie Plank Road, I turned and saw a deer staring at us.

Once a week, 30 to 50 local citizens get together and meet up on Main Street in the village in Orsini Park across from the Main Street Café and Farmhouse Tap and Tavern.

I read, with some interest, that the idea of allowing folks in our little village to keep chickens has been brought back from the dead [“

I read, with some interest, that the idea of allowing folks in our little village to keep chickens has been brought back from the dead [“

Ever since the pandemic took hold in 2020, I’ve noticed an interesting thing. People are giving things away at a pretty serious pace.

Most people have moved at one point or another in their lives. Some haven’t. And some have made a career out of it.

The science-fiction writer Robert Heinlein suggested that one sure way to know a society was in decline or even near collapse, was to observe the lack of social civility in everyday life.

We’re all pretty familiar with the Big Lie stemming from the 2020 election and we all know how absurd it is.