Editorials

Social safety net is woven by workers

A job is a ticket to society. And people with jobs, part of a long line of immigrants enriching our nation over centuries, rather than relying on a social safety net, help to make it stronger — they contribute, which in turn protects others who need it.

Letters to the Editor

Stereoscopes put the world in 19th-Century parlors

Marilyn Miles, Clarksville Historical Society

There’s more to know about the crucial Revolutionary War Battle of Bennington

Judy Kimes, Publicist New Scotland Historical Association

Bless your pet and make some friends at our church

Bonnie O’Shea, Church elder, New Scotland Presbyterian Church

Follow a path through Knox history

Donna Gwin, Secretary, Knox Historical Society

Forget cooking on Monday

Judi Dineen, Altamont Reformed Church

Learn about the freedom seekers who came here before the Civil War

Paul Stewart, Co-founder Underground Railroad Education Center, Albany

Church’s take-out BBQ replaces turkey supper

Jane Norris, Clerk of Session New Scotland Presbyterian Church 

A great chance for the community to give back to the Albrights

Dwight and Shanna Anderson, New Scotland

Visit the New Scotland museum to learn about the history of Clarksville

Sandy Slingerland, Don Slingerland, Marilyn Miles, Clarksville Historical Society’s Exhibit Committee

Judy Kimes, NSHA Publicist

‘Historic treasure’ Onesquethaw Valley finally receives a marker

Judy Kimes, Publicist New Scotland Historical Association

Learning about history can lead to interesting reflection on today

Tom Capuano, Vice President Guilderland Historical Society

Free Fall Festival brings our community together

Liza Baran, Dan Barker, Mary Bastian, Debbie Evans, Leanne Royer, ACT Fall Festival Planning Committee

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