Letters to the Editor
We Can Do Better Than Very Bad
The “E” word is avoided just like the “N” word today. Apparently, evil is a politically embarrassing concept like slavery, a negative and destructive philosophy from the religious past.
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Letters to the Editor
Valerie: Why Do People Keep Dying In My Front Yard?
I’m wondering why people keep dying in my front yard. I live on State Route 48 in Phoenix, Town of Granby, and am saddened by the amount of fatalities in my front yard.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: The Rest Of The Story
A resolution FP-3 was presented for a vote by the full legislative body. It was a resolution requesting a Public Hearing on Salaries for Select Elected Officials.
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Elizabeth Toomey: Recognizing A Hidden Risk Among Our Veterans, Military
Veterans Day is recognized nationwide to honor the millions of veterans who have served. Between relatives, friends, coworkers, and neighbors, nearly everyone knows at least one person who has served in the military.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Republicans Have Become Tories
Around 1680, during the reign of King Charles II in England, two parties existed like our two American political parties today. At that time, the two parties formed up around the issue of their orientation toward kingly power. The one party favored monarchy and the protection of wealth, and the other favored popular government and a better distribution of wealth.
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David Guyer: Scooter Hot Spot
Apparently my yard on S. 4th St. is a new scooter hot spot like downtown and the local parks.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Fulton Is So Lucky
A recent letter to the editor made claims that the City of Fulton was so lucky that Housing Visions of Syracuse was willing to help the city with their DRI project.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Four Legs On A Shaky Chair
There is hardly a sacred tradition left in America that hasn’t been corrupted by America’s voracious business class. Right now, we are at the start of our four great, end-of-year festivals—Unhallowed Halloween, Ingrate Thanksgiving, Surface Christmas, and Pretend New Year.
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Mark Luciano: Brookfield Renewable Is Not Responsible For New Fence At Riverwalk In Oswego
Brookfield Renewable U.S., owner and operator of the Varick Power Station in Oswego wants to clarify that the new section of fence along the river walk is on City of Oswego property and is not related to Brookfield operations.
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Elizabeth Toomey: The Link Between Domestic Violence, Problem Gambling
Problem gambling may not be a common topic discussed during Domestic Violence Awareness Month; however, the link between domestic violence and problem gambling makes it important to bring awareness to this volatile relationship.