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About 150 farmers turned out Tuesday to object to plans to close the county Farm Service Agency office in Ballston Spa and move its functions to Washington County.
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Editorial: YouthBuild still going strong in Schenectady
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012

Program that teaches at-risk youth to work is working

Letters to the Editor for Feb. 8
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012

  • Give Amsterdam some big-time help with its abandoned houses
  • EPA fooling itself by thinking coal is safe
  • Do unto animal abusers what they do to animals
  • Column reminded us to comfort the dying

  • Editorial: Premise of MOSA breakup flawed, logistics a challenge
    Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012

    Otsego County may wish it had waited

    Editorial: Yes, curb exec compensation
    Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

    Cuomo on right track with executive order

    Letters to the Editor for Feb. 7
    Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

  • Let parents, teachers guide kids on sex, not Planned Parenthood
  • Obama getting us out of fiscal hole Bush dug
  • Raise minimum wage, lower prices, or both
  • Change school year to improve education
  • Column reminded us to comfort the dying

  • Boxing appeal runs deeper than boxing
    Monday, Feb. 6, 2012

    It was an interesting night of boxing this past Saturday at the Time Union Center in Albany — interesting not so much for the fights as for the reactions of the fans.

    Editorial: Let big banks help pay for Obama's mortgage refinancing program
    Monday, Feb. 6, 2012

    Massive refinancing would be boon for the economy

    Letters to the Editor for Feb. 6
    Monday, Feb. 6, 2012

  • Counties shouldn’t be too quick to unload their nursing homes
  • Feds and state must keep helping flood victims
  • Good thing Ballston didn’t OK housing plan

  • Photo of Op-ed column: Human contact comforts the dying, but we are often too busy
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

    In his last days, the man had sat bound to his wheelchair to prevent slipping, a bib across his chest. No one at the memorial service was celebrating that. It was for the best, they said. His suffering is over. I meant to stop by, they said. Somehow time runs away from me. I am so busy these days, so very, very busy.

    Editorial: Are insurers ready for climate change?
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

    Survey needed to know if industry has a strategy

    Baby found but mystery continues
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

    Happy days are here again. The missing baby from Schenectady that has been in the news is no longer missing.

    Letters to the Editor for Feb. 5
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

  • With abundance of gas, no need to rush fracking dec
  • Gazette’s, progressives’ views on taxes warped
  • Kathy Garrison right for CSEA Region 4
  • Bush and Obama both bad ‘internationalists’

  • Editorial: Don't get stupid for Super Bowl
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

    Enjoy the game

    Photo of Op-ed column: Animal control disorder
    Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012

    Watch out. There’s a vicious dog on the loose in Schenectady County and taxpayers are getting bit — in the wallet. New York state requires every city, village and town to have an animal control officer, also known as a dog catcher, and an animal shelter. Here we have prime examples of New York’s infamous unfunded mandates and the root of an animal control and sheltering crisis in Schenectady County.

    Editorial: Cuomo's hardball approach merited on teacher evaluations
    Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012

    Foot-dragging has forced governor to get involved




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