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I n November, the Sullivan Correctional facility in Woodbourne will face closure after being placed on the chopping block as a result of New York State’s adjusted 2024-2025 budget. The boarding …
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7/26/24
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And just like that, it’s all changed.
Sunday morning, we woke up in a world where two aging white men were the top runners for president.
Monday morning, we woke up in …
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Jeanne Sager
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7/23/24
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P ublic libraries remain the key to communal knowledge. For nearly two centuries in the United States, institutions such as these have acted as a bastion of intellectual progress and a place for …
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7/23/24
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In my continuing series of Field Trips for Seniors, I have another fabulous destination for you to visit.
It is the Museum of Broadway, located on 45th Street, just off 7th Avenue in Manhattan. …
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Kathy Werner
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7/19/24
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Callicoon
To the editor:
Marc Molinaro is trying to deceive us. He pretends voting for him will protect access to IVF treatment and other reproductive freedoms, but that is not true. A vote …
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James Hough
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7/19/24
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District 1 Legislator
Town of Bethel
To the editor:
With the primary season now complete, I thought it was a good time to point out what is at stake in our local race for the 100th …
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Matt McPhillips
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7/19/24
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Adrian Perlmutter - President
Rob Rayevsky - Vice President
Kim Rayevsky - Secretary
Parksville Priorities Committee
Parksville
Dear Town of Liberty Supervisor Frank DeMayo …
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7/19/24
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B ack in the days of Sullivan Renaissance, the organization that eventually merged and expanded into the sole title of Sullivan 180, there was a dire need for a boost to Sullivan County’s …
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7/19/24
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To the editor:
I am writing in support of Lou Ingrassia’s candidacy for the NY Assembly - District 100, the seat that is being vacated by Aileen Gunther who is retiring.
My wife and I …
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Ivan Orisek
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7/16/24
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F orty-three years ago, a crazed political fanatic by the name of John Hinkley, Jr. thought he could change American history by taking aim at the 40th President of the United States, Ronald Reagan. …
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7/16/24
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One glance wasn’t enough. I had to look again to make sure I wasn’t seeing things, but I was right the first time.
It wasn’t even 6:30 in the morning, and a child …
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Jeanne Sager
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7/16/24
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Parksville
To the editor:
Now that phase one for the selection of the next Assembly person for the 100 District is over, hopefully focus can now be placed on the needs, concerns, and issues …
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Ralph John Savarese
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7/12/24
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