Letters to the editor (4/14/21)
Topics include: Robbery at rail trail parking lot; Are developers paying fair share of taxes?; Thanks to local postmaster, letter-carriers; Atypical Earth Day Fair Unbound; and more.
Topics include: Robbery at rail trail parking lot; Are developers paying fair share of taxes?; Thanks to local postmaster, letter-carriers; Atypical Earth Day Fair Unbound; and more.
Topics include: The Lasher Funeral Home property; Support the Global Health Security Act; Masks and vaccinations; New Paltz pedestrian and bicycle safety; and more.
Topics include: Two Woodstock heroes; Housing crisis in Ulster County; Some information about HR 1; Iran nuclear program; and more.
Topics include: Recycling plastic is not the answer; Bump-outs; Village of Saugerties stands out as well-managed, caring; A veteran’s gratitude; and more.
Topics include: Brush fire in Woodstock; Free roaming cats; End plastic pollution; Good Neighbor Food Pantry needs a new home; and more.
“The Good Neighbor Food Pantry of Woodstock must now find a new home,” writes the pantry’s president. “We will only be to afford to stay at the Woodstock Reformed Church until next March.”
Topics include: The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few; Support the Village of Saugerties team of incumbents; New York’s higher education problem; Let it all play out; and more.
Topics include: Support of farm community; Ulster County seniors getting a “raw” COVID vaccine deal; Courtesies on the hiking trail; Citizens against bike lanes on Broadway; and more.
Topics include: New Energy Opportunities for Saugerties; Overpolicing in New Paltz breaks town budget; 1/6 is the new 9/11; Rush Limbaugh; and more.
Topics include: Be aware of simple courtesies on the trail; Stealing from hydrants fine set at $2,000; Second impeachment; The passing of Dan Guenther; and more.