Editorials

We musn’t bury our heads in the sludge: PFAS should be banned, and biosolids should be filtered

Even if our state did work to protect our farmland, as in Maine and Vermont, we New Yorkers are still drinking milk from other states and eating produce from other states. Cows that graze on land fertilized with biosolids, for example, can have PFAS in their milk. So what is needed is federal regulation.

Denying science will not solve our problems. Fires will rage, droughts will kill, hurricanes will become more frequent and fierce if we deny scientific facts as a hoax.

Letters to the Editor

Conservation council has accomplished much, plans more

Rick Georgeson, Member, Town of Knox Conservation Advisory Council

Most town fees are based on state-mandated requirements

Peter G. Barber, Town Supervisor, Guilderland

Celebrating Doris Orsini-Pulliam

The Orsini family of Doris Orsini-Pulliam; Teresa, Maryanne, Patty, Ernie, and Dori, Altamont

Listen to Bishop Budde’s plea for unity

Margaret Craven, M.D., Voorheesville

‘Elections have consequences’

Edgar Tolmie, Atamont

An opportunity for the entire community to come together

Jim Kaufman, Peggy Christman, Kelly Martin, Jeff Marden, Berne Democratic Committee

Learn about the history of making motorcycles in New York

Judy Kimes, Publicist, New Scotland Historical Association

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