Category: opinion

From Ancient Rome to Tinder, a history of cupid’s arrow By: Johanna Elattar Ah, Valentine’s Day—the one day a year when couples get to flaunt

“Don’t point your anger at the administration trying to fix a broken system” An OPINION by Adam Wiech, Scio NY I would like to address

“February 14th was my older sister’s birthday. She would be 83 this year” A COLUMN by Kathryn Ross Hearts and roses, candy and cards, I

“Pause, take a deep breath, and triangulate” An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair A century of rapid industrial development has carried humanity into a trend of

“It’s been unfair, it’s been wrong, and it’s been egregious” A weekly COLUMN from NY State Senator Tom O’Mara Not long ago, I wrote about

“Without federal support, towns face grim choices” To the Editor: As Congress considers H.R. 899, which would terminate the Department of Education (ED), rural communities

“This week, the focus is on fostering a supply chain for resources that manufacturers need” By Bob Confer Editor’s note: This is the third in

“There is a world wide open competition raging” An OPINION by Frederick Sinclair, The World Economic Forum (WEF) held its annual meeting, on January the

“Having cheap, reliable electricity is paramount” A COLUMN By Bob Confer Editor’s note: This is the second in a multi-part series In last week’s column

Alfred Democrat applauds Congressman from NY-23 for response to tragedy Dear Editor,  I would like to commend Representative Nick Langworthy for his compassionate and measured