Editorials

Street psychiatry in Albany County will provide a much needed safety net

We commend Albany County for a street psychiatry program launched as a pilot program last week and urge support to make it grow and flourish. The psychiatry program is the next step on the progressive path that Albany has chosen to stop the triple scourge of mental illness, drug addiction, and homelessness.

Letters to the Editor

Challenge your thinking about our national identity

Paul Stewart, Underground Railroad Education Center, Albany

I’ve tried to have a tough mind and a tender heart

Andrew Genovese, Guilderland

Why are police cars ‘blacked out?’

John McCarthy, Guilderland

Plastics manufacturing is soaring, harming human health

Tom Ellis, Albany

Recall Berne history through life stories

Sandra Kisselback, President, Berne Historical Society

What freedoms do Trump protesters feel they have lost?

Edgar Tolmie, Altamont

Van Bael marker commemorates an event earlier than any other marker in Guilderland

Gardner Gurney, President, Guilderland Historical Society

Bring Complete Streets concept to the hinterlands

Aaron Corman, Voorheesville

An insider’s view of the land swap that turned a bank into the Discovery Center

Lynne Jackson, Volunteer, Save the Pine Bush

Join Historic Altamont to plan trails, celebrate art

Dave Bourque, Debra Barnes Breitenbach, Bob Casey, Jodi Novak Wey, Historic Altamont Inc.

Safety concerns abound near rail trail in Voorheesville

Steve Silvano, Voorheesville

We must speak out. We must resist.

Joan Storey, Guilderland

Getting history correct: Rhode Island regiment did not fight at Normanskill

Mark Stolzenburg, Gallupville

Public libraries should not install light-emitting diodes

MarieAnn Cherry, Washington County, New York

Eat ice-cream from handmade bowls to support the Berne Library

Donna Gwin, President, Friends of the Berne Library

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