Editorials

If we allow our history to be whitewashed, the richness and strength of our nation will disappear

The same issues abolitionists like the Myerses struggled with — housing, health care, jobs, and education — are still issues today. We need that history to guide and inspire us.

Letters to the Editor

Anderson unearths Revolutionary War history

Judy Kimes, Publicist, New Scotland Historical Association

Learn about the tensions, risks, and divided loyalties that defined the Revolutionary era in Schoharie

Kristen Edwards, Assistant Curator, Schoharie County Historical Society

ACT: Join your neighbors in spring cleaning

Ted Neumann, Altamont Community Tradition

 

Altamont’s hiker statue should be named for Mary Ann Nissley

Mark Traver, President, Long Path North Hiking Club

Tim Wiles to tell the story of women pros through baseball cards

John B. Haluska, Vice President, Guilderland Historical Society

Hear the songs and stories of the American Revolution

Marilyn Miles, Program Coordinator, Clarksville Historical Society

Hilltown veteran receives his high school diploma

Tom Mullins, Veterans Advocate, Rev. Francis A. Kelley Society, Green Island

Helderberg Lake officials hopeful for partnership with town to repair dam

Niels la Cour, President, Helderberg Lake Community Association; Gail Hutchings, President, Helderberg Lake Environmental Restoration Corp.

Cellphones should be allowed in schools

Shivalika Gullapalli, Guilderland

Meet the Easter Bunny and hunt for eggs

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

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