Editorials

Local police officers have faces, presence, are part of a community

Both the county and state proposals are not in any way curtailing proper enforcement of the law. Rather, they are setting parameters for a federal agency that is violating laws.

Letters to the Editor

Fond recollections of country doctors who welcomed newborns and comforted elderly patients

Timothy J. Albright, Meadowdale

Anthony Falese receives medal for helping to prevent invasion of Taiwan

Tom Mullins, Veterans Advocate Green Island, New York

Eating brings us together

Stephen Cullar-Ledford, Rensselaerville

Donate pet food in memory of Dr. Joel Edwards, DVM

Judi Dineen, Altamont Reformed Church

Public would be better served if executive sessions were recorded

Joel Willsey, Berne

Members of In His Presence know how uplifting cards and prayers can be

Charlotte Palmeri, Guilderland

Museums tell us who we are, who we have been

Inga Boudreau, Westerlo

Vacations start with dreams

Tony Falese, Westerlo

Enjoy a fashion show and lunch while helping needy children

Shirley Unser, Member, Christ Child Society

Recalling the men who rode the rails: ‘Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes’

Timothy Albright, Meadowdale

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