Editorials

An inclusive playground lets kids of all abilities play together

We commend the Guilderland school district for being aware of and trying to meet the needs of all of the children it serves and we encourage families to use those five playgrounds when school is not in session. But we urge the town to create an inclusive playground, perhaps at the centrally located Tawasentha Park, that would serve as a magnet for children of all abilities to play together.

Letters to the Editor

Tell us the names of the hurt and the heroes

Cindy Adams-Kornmeyer, Westerlo

Historic house came alive for holiday fête

Linda Miller, Co-President Guilderland Garden Club

The Hunger Kill is downstream of the Watervliet Reservoir

Mark A. Williams, P.G., Managing Geologist, C.T Male Associates, Latham

It takes a village to put on a Teddy Bear Tea

Shirley Unser, Member, New Salem Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary

 

If Grandpa said it was true, it was

Jen O’Connor and Eric Krans, Altamont

Scouts collect over 3K pounds of products for pantry

Marguerite Teuten, Development Coordinator, New Scotland Community Food Pantry

Are you holding the town hostage for your personal needs?

Robyn Gray, Chairwoman, Guilderland Coalition for Responsible Growth

‘Dedication and warmth’: Dr. Wiles is a good role model for students

Elizabeth Floyd Mair, Karen McMillen (Cooper’s mom), Guilderland

Donate musical instruments to help needy students

Jill Rifkin, Head, Instruments For Students, Vanguard Inc.

 

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