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Sad to see store closing
April 21, 2013 I was sad to read that Beacon Wearhouse will be going out of business at the end of the month. more »»
Are bombings connected?
April 21, 2013 I believe there are people out there in the world who love to hurt other people. more »»
Don’t forget about Victims’ Rights Week
April 20, 2013 This coming week, Sunday through Saturday, will mark the 32nd annual National Crime Victims’ Rights Wee. more »»
Remembering the old days
April 20, 2013 I would just like to say I can remember the good old days in Gloversville. I was born there and went to school there. more »»
Mayfield must look at two merger options
April 19, 2013 In Mayfield, there are now two possible merger options the community members should learn more about in order to make an educated decisio. more »»
Education puts out tobacco
April 19, 2013 Project ACTION Tobacco-Free Coalition in Hamilton, Fulton, Montgomery counties educates community leaders and the community about store tobacco-products displays, tobacco marketing in stores, and... more »»
Letter wasn’t original
April 19, 2013 In her recent letter to the editor, Nancy Mraz should have stated that those were not her personal words, but they have been on the Internet. more »»
Educators’ high marks for plan questionable
April 18, 2013 The Greater Johnstown School District officials say grade grouping has a positive effect on this district. more »»
Meeting to share ideas
April 18, 2013 Abraham Lincoln stated, “The legitimate object of government, is to do for a community of people, whatever they need to have done, but cannot do, at all, or cannot, so well do, for themselves — in... more »»
‘Hiding the Smokes’ OK
April 18, 2013 In reading a recent editorial in the New York Times titled “Hiding the Smokes,” Mayor Michael R. more »»
Pols distracted by details
April 18, 2013 Are politicians genetically predisposed to idiocy? Does a position of power preclude common sense? First, the skating rink and now the Easter Egg Hunt are demonized. more »»
Volunteers aid seniors in Fulton County
April 17, 2013 As we approach the 40th annual National Volunteer Week, Sunday through April 27, we ask you to honor volunteers in Fulton County who tirelessly share their time and talent with those in need. more »»
‘Gangstas’ uneducated
April 17, 2013 It seems like everybody wants to be a “gangsta” nowadays. A car rockets down North Main Street in an otherwise sleepy upstate New York town. more »»
Alcohol can be dangerous
April 17, 2013 The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration declares April as Alcohol Awareness Month every year. more »»
Depression a serious issue
April 17, 2013 Depression is a serious health issue and should not be taken lightly. I’m hearing many cases of people committing suicide. For many, it seems there is no light at the end of the tunnel. more »»
Coaches also must behave appropriately
April 16, 2013 Can someone please tell me why the Gloversville High School sports program puts procedures in place and then selectively abandons them? What is the point and why is it that these rules do not apply... more »»
Support for meal great
April 16, 2013 On March 14, I witnessed a great outpouring of community spirit for our senior citizens in Gloversville at the Gloversville senior citizens center, located at 53 Church St. more »»
EMTs did impressive job
April 16, 2013 I am a retired physician-surgeon now working at Wilde Fire Enterprises in Mayfield, which sells, builds and maintains fire equipment. more »»
Gift from a kind stranger
April 16, 2013 I would like to share my story to let people know there are kind-hearted souls among us, and it is nice to read a heartwarming story in the paper instead of bad news. more »»
Shaken Baby Syndrome preventable
April 15, 2013 Child abuse is a major problem and Shaken Baby Syndrome is one of the most dangerous and tragic forms of abuse. more »» |
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