Editorials

We have a wide land in freehold

If ye break faith with us who die

We shall not sleep, though poppies grow

In Flanders fields.

— John McCrae

The roots of Memorial Day come from the war that tore our nation asunder.

The Civil War touched the life of every American. It killed 650,000 to 850,000 soldiers outright as well as countless civilians.

Letters to the Editor

Finding hope in the midst of environmental devastation

Kelly Martin, Berne

‘The greater pleasure in life lies in the art of giving rather than receiving’

Susan and Timothy Albright, Meadowdale

Bohl property will be abandoned if Guilderland Village proposal isn’t approved

Theresa J. Bohl for Charles Bohl, Inc., Guilderland

No safety or reorganization plans at GPL is part of why morale is low

Luanne Nicholson, Latham

League hosts June 2 forum for Finneran and Tweed

Deborah Liebman, First Vice President, League of Women Voters of Albany County

Waiting for FOIL response

Vince Virano, Albany

A possible Schoharie Revolutionary War artifact comes home

Mark Stolzenburg, Wright

The future of the Thompsons Lake Rural Cemetery depends on you

Sue Jordan, Secretary - Treasurer, Thompsons Lake Rural Cemetery Association

Woodlawn Cemetery seeks donations for maintenance

Alan Zuk, President, Woodlawn Cemetery

Taxpayers’ money has been mishandled and squandered

Lewis D. Warner, Retired Guilderland Library Employee (2001-2024)

Knox wetlands trail is officially open to the public, the birds are waiting to be seen

Dave Nelson, Knox

We just cannot afford the BKW Board’s budget proposal

Helen Marie Lounsbury, Berne

BKW Board and district have been very frugal with community resources

Dr. Timothy Mundell, Superintendent of Schools, Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School District

Sexism won’t stop me from racing

Audrey Comperetta, Guilderland

Join us in celebrating Mr. B who made our school a special place

Leanne Royer, Vice President, Altamont PTA

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