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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul finally signed the Birds and Bees Protection Act into law, and thanks go to any who encouraged this development.   The birds, bees and other pollinators are … more
Mr. Holdiness’s frustration with our binary party system is understandable. But as my father always said, to register as an independent is to forfeit an opportunity to vote. And voting in the … more
I have enjoyed reading your publication for quite some time and I have become very disappointed by the hostility and disdain you are expressing towards your neighbors who don’t share your … more
Should you overlook the incredible importance of the common toilet in all our lives, allow me to remind you of the kind of crapper into which even a modern society can devolve absent this ingenious … more
The 121st Assembly District has approximately 60 fire departments; all are volunteer except one. I have visited nearly every one of these volunteer departments, and they all have similar issues: … more
As a Penn Stater, class of 1963, I was disappointed with the loss to Mississippi in the Peach Bowl, and I was irate with the key Penn State football players who sat out the game. Four of them signed … more
Re New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signing legislation to move local elections to even-numbered years: At a time when we should be keeping the divisiveness at the federal and state … more
The Decepticons over at Fox have built their media empire on the obvious and formidable power of sheer media attention.  Whether they were shamelessly fawning over former president, Donald … more
On election day, we in Sullivan County chose a new legislature of civility over the past four years of drama and chaos.  In January the legislature will choose a chair to lead for the next … more
New York State Corrections Officers and Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) membership elected three new leaders after votes were counted in a runoff. Chris Summers was elected president, Matt … more
The Jacob Lang piece would have been better illustrated with a photo of him attacking the Capitol, as described in the article, instead of a blowup of his Twitter feed. Leah Casner … more
Current Pennsylvania law limits athletic trainers to working exclusively with athletes. This outdated restriction is detrimental to the people of the commonwealth and also hinders the full potential … more
The bad news is grabbing the headlines. Having been in the newspaper business, I know that it is what sells papers, but could we please have equal space for the good news? Please include … more
During the recent back and forth about FIMFO, I repeatedly questioned why there wasn’t similar outrage about the incursion of AIRBNB into the local market.  Local real estate … more
I find myself wondering about our elections. In particular, I wonder if New York voters have become a pesky afterthought in the whole process.  Witness the ever-shrinking Republican field. … more
With the holidays approaching, many of us are looking forward to celebrations with friends and family.   As you gather with loved ones to spread cheer or raise a glass to the new year, … more
The League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania (LWVPA) believes that the proliferation of handguns and semiautomatic assault weapons in the United States is a major health and safety threat to its … more
The upcoming federal farm bill should provide increased funding for cultivated-meat research.  For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from livestock cells, without … more
Enjoyed the column on tying flies immensely.  Bought my first fly-tying kit at Beech Mountain Boy Scout Camp well over 65 years ago—still have that cheap vice.  I served as … more
The Town of Highland has made a serious mistake in legitimizing a wave of short-term rentals. The town board’s goal of “trying to promote business” is being achieved at a heavy … more
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