Category: opinion

President Wilson established Mother’s Day in 1914 A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I think Mother’s Day, coming up this Sunday, is one of the hardest

“Evidence indicates that our cherished Democracy is giving way to a Technocracy” An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair In Origins part I we tracked the birth

“The real test is to love those who don’t love you” A COLUMN by Shawn Hogan, Hornell NY I start each day with a meditation

We need more “well-rounded, inquisitive, reasoned and creative” thinkers A COLUMN By Bob Confer, photo from Alfred University The 2020s have been a wild ride.

Three young children, one seriously ill, are all US Citizens A COLUMN By: Johanna Elattar In what can only be described as a shocking abuse

Does the brain create consciousness or is consciousness driving brain function? A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair Stepping back in time to the early 1930s we

Let’s work together to help save lives…. Column by Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) As April comes to an end, it is important to remember its

France gave the iconic statue to the United States in 1886 A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I read on a news feed recently that with

Let’s talk Chemtrails!!! An OPINON By Frederick Sinclair After a long, hard, challenging winter, hearts soar to see bright clear sunrises and celestial phenomena that

NY State Libraries face over $8 million dollar federal funding cut By Brian Hildreth, Executive Director, Southern Tier Library System Local libraries and our region’s

Group submits early comments on DEC Photovoltaic (PV) Panel Waste Reclassification From Stop Energy Sprawl, “Large scale solar and wind are not green,” states Stop