A Golden Girl: Don’t rush
“I don’t remember the presents that were under the tree. I remember the good times we had as a family” A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I know we are all […]
Category: opinion
Phoenix rising: Predicting rebirth into a new era
A cycle is ending, purging, and making way for new human awareness A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair Ancient Egypt and Greece conjured the mythical Phoenix, immortalizing the cyclical nature of […]
NY DEMS: Stefanik Follows Trump’s Orders on Epstein Files, After Calling Their Ties “A Sick Made Up Hoax”
From the NYS Democratic Committee, NEW YORK – Donald Trump’s “top ally in Congress” Elise Stefanik, as usual, just did exactly what her boss wanted. This time on the Epstein files – and […]
OP-ED: The dog has caught the car, what’s next?
Every American knows our healthcare system is a mess An OPINION By Patty MacEwan, Fillmore NY Maybe you’re one of the lucky people that has a good employer paid health […]
O’Mara: There’s no denying, or delaying, a change in energy policy
All-Electric Buildings mandate should be repealed From NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Over the past several years, I’ve written in this column numerous times about the concerns, the pitfalls, the […]
OP-ED: The government is back open but “why did this happen?”
“Americans expect their government to work for them” An OPINION by Aaron Gies, AaronForNY23.com The reopening of the federal government today after 43 days will provide desperately-needed relief to the […]
Palmesano: Delay of the All-Electric Buildings Act is good for NY families and businesses
Governor Hochul announced that upcoming electric building mandates have been paused Column by Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) With the news that the state is delaying the All-Electric Buildings Act […]
The Intake Tab: When the State Arrests, Counties Pay
Part I of the series “The State’s Quiet Usury: How Albany Drains the Counties” By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin, R.N. When a State Trooper arrests someone in Allegany or Cattaraugus County, […]
Deus ex machina: The Quickening
What is a suffering, yet loving, Mother to do? An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair To ‘Quicken’ is to “come to life: REVIVE: AROUSE: STIMULATE”. Mother Earth and her inhabitants […]
O’Mara: “Remembering veterans, honoring freedom”
A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It […]
OP-ED: According to the USDA, small farms reported median farm income of $-1,974
SNAP is important for struggling US farmers By Nat Martin, Centerville NY My wife and I are small farmers. Farming is hard: when everything goes well, prices are low; when […]
OP-ED: Veterans Day Reflection
Gratitude and understanding for all United States military veterans Sometimes, being a woman of a certain age—someone who could not be drafted for the Vietnam War—has made me view Veterans […]
OP-ED: Where I Learned What Community Really Means
Wellsville native reflects on learning and growing up in small town America By Laurie Gostley Hackett Growing up in Wellsville, New York was a unique experience – it was the […]
COLUMN: Cosmic weather forecast
Solar storms ahead, planetary alignment, comets!! “Gird your loins!!” An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair Cosmic is defined as “of or relating to the Cosmos: VAST, GRAND.” In direct relation to […]
COLUMN: The future of farming under the spotlight in Albany
“New, fast-tracked, state-dictated process would overrule local zoning” A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, The beginning of November reminds us that we are fast approaching a holiday […]