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Letter to the Editor: Embracing Bitcoin

As New York avigates its economic and energy future, I urge policymakers and residents to reconsider the potential of Bitcoin mining and the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Far from … more

Letter to the Editor: Thank You to All Who Aided Search and Rescue

No words can express how grateful we are to all the professionals, neighbors, and volunteers involved in the successful search and rescue of our 90 year old mother/mother-in-law, Silke Torras, who … more

Letter to the Editor: From Revolution to Responsibility

I hope that some in attendance at this event ponder the relevance - the true meaning - of what these individuals of the 1700s wanted, fought for and achieved. Are there others out there who realize … more

Letter to the Editor: Why NYSEG Electric Rates Have Skyrocketed: Data Centers, Green Mandates, and Corporate Profits

New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) customers are reeling from electric rate hikes that have pushed average monthly bills up by $23.50 over three years, with a proposed 23.7% … more

Letter to the Editor: No One is Above the Law

How often have we heard this lately.   Invariably comes from the mouth of some politician who is about to demonstrate the exact opposite.  St. James Comey outed Hillary’s … more

Letter to the Editor: Campaign Spin vs. the Foreclosure Facts

I have had the privilege of working alongside Delaware County Treasurer Beverly Shields for over 30 years, and I cannot remain silent as I see her legacy being unfairly diminished during this … more

Letter to the Editor: Mixed Messages, Missed Shots: COVID Confusion as Winter Nears

The winter Covid season is about to begin. In late August, The Center for Disease Control (CDC) announced that it recommended that adults 65 and older receive the Covid vaccination. It did not … more

Letter to the Editor: Blurred Roles, Long Holds, and a Failure of Advocacy: Rethinking CPL 730 and Competency Holds

According to the New York State Office of Mental Health, CPL 730 evaluations and competency restoration procedures vary depending on whether a defendant is charged with a misdemeanor or a felony. … more

Letter to the Editor: Hancock candidate forum Sept. 26

Hancock Democrats will host a candidate forum on Sept. 26 as the town gets closer to the November 4 general election. The focus for the forum is the critical role that our town’s supervisor … more

Letter to the Editor: One person, one vote. Simple?

One person, one vote. It sounds simple. But there are also weighted votes, as in our county. Each supervisor has not one vote, but a number of votes dependent on the population of their town. That … more

Letter to the Editor: Private Road Use Sparks Tensions Between Neighbors in Bovina

In response to the Aug. 14 article titled “Bovina to Begin 2026 Budget Talks as Road Dispute Divides Neighbors,”, I am writing on behalf of the Newman family and the so-called issue the … more

Letter to the Editor: Caution Urged on Hancock’s Readburn Park Spending

Regarding the Aug. 27 article titled “Planner Outlines Vision for Readburn Park in Hancock,” I was happy to hear the plans for Readburn Park improvements no longer include a splash park - … more
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