To the editor: Five years ago, if someone said, “Israel/Palestine,” I would have said, “It’s complicated; the Middle East has always been violent, what’s new?” But mostly it would not have registered as relevant. I have since learned how wrong my assumptions were, and ...

To the editor: On Monday, Sept. 8, the resolution about safeguarding our residents will come up again before the Saranac Lake Village Board. By my count, this will be the fourth iteration of this resolution, which has been tinkered with far too long. A review of the details of the ...

To the editor: We extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who attended and supported the Thomas Shipman Youth Center on Saturday, Aug. 30. Attendees enjoyed a variety of offerings, including cuisine from local restaurants, live music featuring talented area artists, carnival-inspired ...

To the editor: For years, South Korean President Yoon consolidated power, seeking to establish authoritarian rule. On Dec. 3, 2024, he went for broke. At 11 p.m. local time, he declared martial law and sent the police and the military to block entry to the National Assembly building, ...

To the editor: I received Senator Dan Stec’s latest mailer, which outlines Stec’s energy agenda. He attempts to misrepresent the NY Heat Act and rally his base with false claims that “homeowners will be forced to switch from natural gas to electric.” To be clear, the NY Heat Act ...

To the editor: The date Aug. 13 was an auspicious day in the 126-year history of the VFW — Veterans of Foreign Wars. Carol Whitmore, a 36-year U.S. Army veteran, was elected Commander-in-Chief of the VFW, a national organization with 1.4 million members. She is the first woman to hold this ...