Opinion

‘Our march to freedom is not complete unless want is annihilated’

Carlos Bulosan wrote, “Our challenge to tyranny is the depth of our faith in a democracy worth defending.” 

Guilderland

$1M added to tab of $8.9M Normans Kill bridge

There are currently no concerns about the hillside along the Normanskill failing. 

Sports

Photos: Eagles’ Duo Make A Splash At States

On Friday, Nov. 21, Bethlehem’s Ellie Danz and Natalie Hopper battled 39 other top New York State divers in the New York State High School Athletic Association’s 1-meter diving championships at Webster-Schroeder High School.

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New Scotland

Voorheesville receives $250K insurance payout after cyber theft

Superintendent Frank Macri noted that Voorheesville had worked with various law enforcement agencies on the incident, and that he was told the school district’s experience happens “more often than you can imagine.”

Hilltowns

Approval for reroofing BKW schools gets 77% of the vote

BERNE — On Monday, Berne-Knox-Westerlo voters heartily approved a $5.142 million project to reroof both the elementary and secondary schools.

The capital project was approved with 77 percent of the vote: 295 to 87, according to figures released by the district.

 

 

 

 

 

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Letters to the Editor

Looking at State Paleontologist Winifred Goldring through an archival lens

Judy Kimes, Publicist, New Scotland Historical Association

 

Leslie Stansfield was the go-to mother

Jim Meade, Milanville, Pennsylvania

Beware: Route 20 turn lane is being used as passing zone

Craig Bousquet, Guilderland

Celebrate the season at ACT’s WinterFest

Ted Neumann, Altamont Community Tradition

The town should support protections for the historic Norman Vale Estate

Dr. Lee Gaskins Nott Kass, Stephen H. Nott, Deborah M. Nott

COVID relief claim for reducing taxes is deliberately misleading

Joel Willsey, East Berne

Columns

A Glimpse of Guilderland History

Mary Ellen Johnson

Early auto days, when owning a car was not for the faint of heart

Old Men of the Mountain

R. Douglas Marshall

Long-ago treats would make today’s kids choke

Field Notes

Dennis Sullivan

‘What we can’t understand we call nonsense’

Thinking about things

Frank L. Palmeri

My special little lady