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Testing out “Chat” and “Gemini” yields mixed results A COLUMN by Steve Sprague For a while, I was very proud of the hand-held calculator I
“The goal is to reserve education for the rich” By Nat Martin, Centerville NY The Department of Education is being parceled out to other departments,
The PROTECT Act (S2282) was introduced by Senator Pam Helming A COLUMN from NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, I stood with colleagues in the Senate
“A businessman who wanted to become the Mayor” An OPINION from E. Niver, Canisteo NY I want to share a fictional story about a town
US lawmakers: Do the right thing An Opinion by Andrew Harris Yesterday I sat in the car with my teen, listening to my preferred SIRIUS/XM
An unknown entity 3I/ATLAS entered our solar system this last summer A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair In order to resonate with the G forces that
What used to be common ground, should be again Respectfully submitted by Joshua Johnston, Wellsville NY Federal investigations into corruption have been dropped in exchange
“Less reliable. More expensive. Politically unsustainable.” A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, A recent New York Post article didn’t pull any punches on the
Maintaining a connection to our government officials is the people’s duty A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair Far too often we elect people to represent us
Seven “critical shortcomings” that NYS must address in 2026 A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Approaching a new legislative session in January,
We are all guilty of reacting instead of listening, assuming instead of understanding By Eddie VanStine, Bath NY Good Saturday morning it’s almost 5:00 a.m.!
Will Rogers once said, “The Nation ain’t safe while Congress is in session” By Bob Smith, United States Congressman 1983-1995, 1997-1999 As the only truly
The tradition of Thanksgiving has endured A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair In the fall of the year, after the full moon and an abundant harvest,
The new rules would cap federal borrowing far below the cost of advanced nursing degrees and eliminate Grad PLUS loans entirely From Aaron Gies for
Part III of the series “The State’s Quiet Usury: How Albany Drains the Counties” A COLUMN by Clayton “Tiger” Hulin, R.N. If you want to
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