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Vote To Re-Elect Judge John Ward
October 28, 2012 Judges are demigods within their areas of jurisdiction. Only judges in higher courts have the power to change what a judge does. more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
October 27, 2012 Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. That was the unmistakable weather sign the other morning for those who know the truth of those old weather adages. more »»
Romney Takes An Energetic Lead
October 26, 2012 Regardless of how you feel about who “won” or “lost” the three presidential election debates, one thing came through with extraordinary clarity: President Barack Obama is determined to foist... more »»
Obama Doesn’t Understand Guns
October 25, 2012 President Barack Obama insists he favors the Second Amendment. more »»
Lakewood Board Makes The Right Decision
October 24, 2012 The Lakewood Village Board has shown itself to be a well-functioning, thoughtful panel of individuals who take their jobs seriously. more »»
Clinton Makes Romney’s Case
October 23, 2012 One of the most persuasive arguments in favor of voting for Mitt Romney for president was presented last week — by former President Bill Clinto. more »»
Support NRG’s Conversion To Gas
October 22, 2012 The time is now, south county folks, to take up the cause of saving the NRG electric generating station in Dunkirk. Not the old plant, which will likely be mothballed piece by piece. more »»
Moderate Republicans Must Speak Up
October 21, 2012 What rotten work is afoot by the Republicans in the County Legislature. more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
October 20, 2012 Thumbs up to the spirit of neighborliness — should that really be a word? — that permeates our community. Earlier this week we reported on a special celebration by the Bishop Overs Guild at St. more »»
Contractor Fraud In Afghanistan Is Unacceptable
October 19, 2012 Last year the United States paid an Afghan contractor $362,000 to install grates in the tops of culverts as a safeguard against terrorist bombs planted there to blow up vehicles carrying American... more »»
Reductions In The Cost Of State Mandates Would Help
October 18, 2012 While it would be nice if property taxes were to go down, it would be even better to know governments were cutting costs, not shifting them from one taxpayer to another. more »»
Romney Is Clear Choice For President
October 17, 2012 Before casting your vote in the election for president, ask yourself two questions: First, is the United States better off today than four years ago? Even more important, will you be better off four... more »»
Sesame Street Can Stand On?Its Own
October 16, 2012 The, ummm, flap over Big Bird is nonsense but, still, we can’t help but give Sesame Street a thumbs down for continuing to insist on public funding through PBS. more »»
Vice President’s Lies Are Bad Policy
October 15, 2012 During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. more »»
Binding Arbitration Clause Needs Dropped
October 14, 2012 When Eliot Spitzer was governor he talked about the “perfect storm of unaffordability” that was inexorably chugging its way toward the state and local government. more »»
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
October 13, 2012 We start by giving a stand-up salute today to our army of newspaper carriers. No matter the weather, they make sure our subscribers receive their paper on time every single day of the year. more »»
Now It’s Time For A Change
October 12, 2012 Poll respondents and pundits alike agreed in the hours and days after the first presidential debate: Challenger Mitt Romney came out ahead of President Barack Obama. It was all a matter of priorities. more »»
Pink — The New Fall Color
October 11, 2012 Bright yellows, oranges and reds traditionally are thought of as the colors of October. But a new one — pink — has been added to the mix. October is national Breast Cancer Awareness Mont. more »»
National Debt Continues To Grow
October 10, 2012 When Barack Obama became president, he vowed to reduce deficit spending. Working with liberals in Congress, he increased i. more »»
Keep Drunk?Drivers Off The Road
October 8, 2012 Fully 28 percent of the alcohol-related car accidents in which someone is injured in New York state involved a driver with three or more alcohol-related convictions. more »» |
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