Editorials

These are the times when holding to the worth of others is imperative

“We can say ‘retard’ and ‘pussy’ without the fear of getting cancelled,” the banker said. “It’s a new dawn.” We see it rather as dusk — and darkness will prevail if not just our schools, where students learn lifelong values, but each of us as a human being does not make an effort to see and respect our differences while acknowledging our common humanity.

Letters to the Editor

Mr. Grimm owes an apology to the town employees

Peter G. Barber, Town Supervisor; Lynne Buchanan, Town Clerk; Bob Haver, Highway Superintendent; Jackie Coons, Chief Building and Fire Inspector 

Guilderland Town Board members voted once again for developers

Robyn Gray, Chairwoman, Guilderland Coalition For Responsible Growth

Shack should be removed

Bradley Dietz, Berne

Carry a light when walking at night

Peggy Throop, New Salem

Tell us the names of the hurt and the heroes

Cindy Adams-Kornmeyer, Westerlo

Historic house came alive for holiday fête

Linda Miller, Co-President Guilderland Garden Club

The Hunger Kill is downstream of the Watervliet Reservoir

Mark A. Williams, P.G., Managing Geologist, C.T Male Associates, Latham

It takes a village to put on a Teddy Bear Tea

Shirley Unser, Member, New Salem Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary