A Golden Girl: Suffragettes
Celebrating Women’s History Month, Lucy Barber was arrested for voting and jailed in Belmont By Kathryn Ross, March is Women’s History Month. It was officially declared Women’s History Month after […]
Category: opinion
OP-ED: How Trump Could Earn Farmers’ Support
A year into Trump’s second term, many farmers are worse off than they were on Inauguration Day A OPINION By Ryan Dennis, Canaseraga NY Every morning over buckwheat pancakes and sausage, my […]
COLUMN: National Association of Counties vs. Big Telecom, FCC, and Congress
Is the concept of “home rule” being lost to support 5G tech ? An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair The National Association of Counties (NACo) is a powerful organization which protects […]
Tennessee v. Meta: Architecture, Awareness, and the Question of Consent
Before there were algorithms, there were invitations A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Early social media arrived with college email addresses and profile songs. It felt temporary, playful, almost innocent. […]
CHAOS ! The unfolding
Where we are and how we navigate the extremely complex societal, environmental and situational chaos is entirely up to us A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair The story of what mankind […]
OP-ED: Politics and the Supreme Court
Reaction to the politics of the day from a “Conserva-Liberalist” A OPINION by Chuck Wiser, Scio NY Some of you may recognize me from my weekly writings. This is not […]
OP-ED: Powering Profits While New Yorkers Struggle to Keep the Lights
“We cannot choose darkness or heatstroke as a budgeting strategy” From Traci Allen, Campbell NY On I am a lifelong resident of New York. I work hard. I budget carefully. […]
Reflecting on 2025 – as we enter the ‘Year of The Fire Horse’
Remembering a year full of brushes with the unknown A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair Ancient Chinese culture celebrates the 2026 Lunar New Year with a rare and special 60-year cycled […]
O’Mara: Lights go out and heat shuts off in homes across NY
Utility shut-offs reach record levels, over 400,000 homes in 2025 From the Office of NY State Senator Tom O’Mara If you didn’t see it, here’s the lead paragraph from a […]
Column: DMV Magic
The Department of Motor Vehicles is closed until February 18th for upgrades and training A OPINION by Steven Sprague, Yes. With all of New York’s Department of Motor Vehicles office […]
Golden Girl: Semi Quincentennial
The Signing of the Declaration of Independence by John Trunbull 1819 A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Did You know that most of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence […]
National Health Foundation – Dr. Thomas Levy reveals underlying cause of all disease
A look at “Toxins Cause All Disease” A OPINION By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is Dr. Levy The National Health Federation (NHF) has been a worldwide advocate for health freedom, legislative […]
Tom O’Mara: All talk, no action on affordability
NY Republicans “Keep what you have earned” initiative announced A COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara Different voices will offer different assessments of where New York State stands (and […]
Gaia Messages
A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair Mother Earth is summoning a new humanity. We are experiencing violent volcanic eruptions, hundreds of mild earthquakes, extreme flooding, and a wildly distorted jet stream. […]
‘Affordable New York’ demands a voice in this government
Read the five common-sense ideas to lower the cost of living for New Yorkers A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, To say the least, the 2026 legislative […]