There is a building in the middle of the hamlet next to the town hall. It’s big and white with a bell tower. It has beautiful stained glass windows. It hosts many activities and events during …
Starting May 7th, thanks to Federal legislation, adult New Yorkers will, basically, need an ENHANCED Driver’s License or Passport to fly anywhere within the United States. And, if the Federal …
Governor Hochul signed the Climate Change Superfund Act, Senate Bill S2129A, into law this past January. Over the next 25 years, the State will collect $3 billion annually from companies that, …
Many of us forget that all our families are immigrants.  Our parents or grandparents made the voyage years ago to flee from war, famine, oppression and antisemitism, or just in search …

Can Cabernet Franc be the Signature Grape of New York?

Many wine regions around the globe have become known for a certain grape variety. In Tuscany, it’s Sangiovese; in Austria, it’s Gruner Veltliner; in New Zealand, Sauvignon Blanc. In New …

Transparency is important

As reported in the Daily Freeman, the Marlborough Democratic Committee learned that our county legislator is being scrutinized for possible mismanagement of funds during his tenure as treasurer of …

Corrections Officers Cry For Help

Open Letter to all NYS Legislators: The recent walkout of New York State Corrections Officers and workers was heartbreaking to watch. The Department of Corrections’ notice that staffing would …

Protecting Girls Sports?

William Thomas swam on the men’s team at the University of Pennsylvania. In 2018-2019, he came second in the men’s 500, 1,000, and 1,650-yard freestyle at the Ivy League championships. He …

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Editorial
Tuesday, April 22, marked the 55th anniversary of Earth Day—a global reminder of our responsibility to protect the only home we have. The theme for Earth Day 2025, “Our Power, Our …
As our nation approaches its 250th birthday, we find ourselves at a meaningful crossroads — one that invites not only celebration but reflection. The nationwide initiative Two Lights for …
In the heart of the village of Walden stands a bronze statue of President William McKinley, a tribute that might seem curious at first glance. But the story behind the statue reveals deep ties …

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