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Conservatives Can Be Powerful
May 22, 2011 The Conservative Party is a small party. The major parties can, when they want to, pack us with plants and puppets and have their will, utterly disregarding the actual conservatives. more »»
Obama’s Schizophrenic Energy Policy
May 22, 2011 With gasoline prices near $4 a gallon in a sluggish economy, it’s no surprise that energy policy is a major theme for the Obama administration. more »»
The Real Robber Barons
May 21, 2011 The term “robber baron,” typically conjures up images of Gilded-Age tycoons in the steel, railroad, steamship and oil industries. more »»
Drilling For Natural Gas: Experts?Vs. Common Sense
May 15, 2011 Much of the nation will be watching as New York State approach a decision to ban or allow the use of horizontal hydraulic fracturing, a controversial gas drilling process, in the state. more »»
No Apologies For Capitalism
May 14, 2011 A word can have multiple, conflicting connotations, and misunderstandings can arise when we don’t agree on meanings. more »»
Superman Quits The American Way
May 7, 2011 Superman recently proclaimed that he is renouncing his U.S. citizenship. more »»
Public Education Worries
May 1, 2011 With the recently adopted state budget, much has been said and reported regarding the amount of state school aid “restored” to school districts across the stat. more »»
Agriculture Must Stay At Cattaraugus-Little Valley
May 1, 2011 Agriculture is out of Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School? I say no way! How could any group of people believe that agriculture is out in Cattaraugus County? Any school within this and... more »»
Financial, Physical Perspectives Of N.Y.’s Overdue Hurricane
May 1, 2011 The catastrophe in Japan is another tragic reminder that we need to better prepare and protect our own communities here at home from the wrath of Mother Nature. more »»
Good Growth, Bad Growth
April 30, 2011 There are various perspectives on economic growth, but the typical view is that it is always good and is necessary for prosperity. more »»
Landfill Will Open New Problems
April 24, 2011 There is no need or valid desire for the Dodge Road landfill expansion in the town of Carroll unless you are either the landowner selling the property, or the company hoping to buy it. more »»
Neighborhoods In Crisis
April 24, 2011 Every year, Northside PRIDE canvasses its “target area” to compile a list of properties that have flagrant code violations. more »»
The Sustainability Fraud
April 23, 2011 “Green” politics is sweeping the country, and people seem to be buying the promotion lock, stock, and barrel. more »»
Democrats Denied Opportunity
April 20, 2011 Recently the Republican Majority Leader, Mr. Barmore, in an article concerning Chautauqua County Legislature reapportionment, made many statements which demand response. more »»
Proposal Is Best Possible Plan
April 17, 2011 Downsizing of the Chautauqua County Legislature has been a topic of discussion for some tim. more »»
New Energy Efficiency Is Needed
April 17, 2011 It is time that Jamestown and America move forward with investing in the new energy technologies of the twenty-first century. more »»
Generics Continue To Make Inroads, Offer Savings
April 17, 2011 The makers of high-cost brand name drugs continue to lose market share to lower cost generic versions and generic alternatives. more »»
Amazing Earth
April 16, 2011 We live in an amazing, expansive, varied, wonderful world. more »»
A Better Way To Redistrict
April 10, 2011 I write this letter knowing that for some people it will be taken as just another politician playing politics. That comes with the territory. more »»
Legalization Debate Could Spread To New York
April 10, 2011 For the time being, New Yorkers can consider last November’s defeat of Proposition 19, a California ballot initiative to legalize and regulate the personal use of marijuana, as none of their business. more »» |
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