Siena College's celebration of the anniversary of the founding of the Franciscan Order leaves out a few facts.

The peace fair went very well, and now we're off to a major civil nonviolent resistance action planned for Oct. 5 at the White House.

I did receive my answer from the state Department of Education on my conviction for the Supreme Court witness against torture.

We are not as far along as we had thought or hoped when it comes to racial equality and harmony.

The state Education Department has taken an interest in my January 2008 arrest at the Supreme Court for witnessing against torture.

Recently a group of folks from the Saratoga Peace Alliance went to Rep. Scott Murphy's office to express our displeasure to the ongoing wars and occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan.

There is a great opportunity to learn what you as an individual can do to promote peace and social justice coming to Saratoga Springs on Sunday, Sept. 20.

Steve Dohney has something that seems to be sorely lacking in most of corporate America these days: a values base that puts “the people” above profits.

If Wall Street bankers can be bailed out so expeditiously, why not people without health care?

The peace movement is riding high in Saratoga Springs.