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Editorials

We shall overcome someday

When Pauline and Henry Fowle Durant founded Wellesley 150 years ago, higher education for women was a radical idea. “Women can do the work,” said Mr. Durant. “I give them the chance.” He said he wanted to prepare women for “great conflicts, for vast reforms in social life.” In this current era of great conflict, vast reforms are still needed.

Letters to the Editor

Historic markers honor Dr. Goldring, explain Punkintown

Alan Kowlowitz, President, Judy Kimes, Publicist, New Scotland Historical Association

Play itself is essential to all learning

Andrew Genovese, Guilderland

Banner display is perfect

Marina Bayly, Altamont

See you where? At the Punkintown Fair!

Shirley Unser, New Salem, Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary

Food insecurity on the rise as federal cuts begin

Nick Pasini, Chief Operations Officer, Regional Food Bank 

Fix New York’s mattress-recycling bill before it’s too late

Alison Keane, President, International Sleep Products Association and Mattress Recycling Council, Alexandria, Virginia

Learn the unique history of the Ulysses S. Grant Cottage

Marilyn Miles, Clarksville, Historical Society

Get free training to save a life

Matt Kryzak, Town Supervisor, Westerlo

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