Letters to the Editor
Kimball Shinkoskey: More Heroes Than We Thought
It has taken post-World War II America a long time to figure out that police, firefighters, and the military are not the only heroes in our society.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Balancing A Budget 101
Any first-year business student knows the true way to balance a budget. If your expenses are more than your income you have two choices. First you must lower your expenses or second you must increase your income. That is the true way to balance a budget.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Door Stops
About 5yrs. Ago there was action take on the Legislative floor to purchase tablets for all Legislators and Dept. heads.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Stupidity Virus Affects Fulton CC!
Yes, the Stupidity Virus has caused a Pandemic amongst the Fulton Common Council.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: I’m Back!
I would like to take the chance to thank everyone for going out and voting on November 2nd. With the absentee ballots counted on November 16th, my win was assured. Unofficial count was 259 for me and 233 for my opponent.
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Jill Brzuszkiewicz: November Is National Runaway Prevention Month
It is estimated that 1.6-2.8 million youth run away each year. That’s too many homeless youth. These are good kids put in bad situations.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: City Of Fulton And Its ARPA Money
Everyone is asking what is the city doing with the Rescue Money!
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Kimberly Weaver: County Legislators Are Biased With County Employee Contracts
Negotiate a FAIR and EQUAL contract for all county departments. STOP THE DISCRIMINATION!
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: No Money For You!
If you were among the people that attended this month’s County legislative meeting you were witness to some very very sad news.
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Kay Paul: Biden Must Urge Senate To End Filibuster
We need him to come out and fully support ending the filibuster so the Senate can finally pass voting rights legislation like the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.