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In celebration of women’s history
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it’s important to remember the remarkable women who came before us and paved the way for future generations. One such woman is Amy Bull Crist … more
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice
The recent announcement by SUNY to add the “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice” (DEISJ) course as a requirement for obtaining a diploma makes no sense. If it is to be added … more
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Substance abuse
When the media recently reported an incident at a local high school involving two 16-year-old students and an “edible,” we were reminded that underage drinking and illicit drug use are … more
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Fentanyl vaccination
On February 6, I heard on CBS 880 all news AM radio that researchers at the University of Houston had found a vaccination for fentanyl overdose deaths. It sounded fantastic to me so I checked for … more
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Hochul’s State of the State address forgets the most needy
Among the very many initiatives New York Governor Kathy Hochul addressed recently in her State of the State address were support for mental health and public safety initiatives. What stood out was … more
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The extremely regressive GOP tax bill
The Fair Tax Act of 2023- H.R. 25 - was recently introduced in Congress by Representative Earl Carter ( R-GA). The bill would abolish the Internal Revenue Service eliminating our federal tax system … more
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Joule Community Power
Local energy news has been chaotic and confusing these past two years, shining a light on the importance of consumer protection and the impacts of the high cost of energy. With New York’s … more
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Medicare under attack
Calling all Seniors who are sick or might ever be sick!  Your traditional Medicare is under attack.  An op-ed piece in the (December 20) Wall Street Journal warned that as … more
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Black History Month: dignity and respect for all
As we celebrate Black History Month, it is important to acknowledge and honor the legacy of African Americans who have made significant contributions to our society. One such way is through proper … more
Misguided clergy
My grandparents were immigrants to this country from Italy. They faithfully respected and obeyed the just immigration laws of our nation in entering their new homeland. With this in mind, it is … more
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Shameless Democrats take the low road
  New York state government’s legislative session in Albany runs from January to June. However a special session was called for December. The legislators scurried to Albany to get their … more
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Cutting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid
I am totally and absolutely outraged by members of a particular political party who propose cutting Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid payments rather than raise the debt limit.  For … more
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Santa stops in Albany
How was your Christmas? Did Santa leave a bag o’ cash under your tree? Me neither. However, Santa stopped in Albany and dropped a big bag o’ cash in the legislature. That’s right, … more
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Gov. Hochul’s agriculture proposals
Thank you for highlighting Gov. Hochul’s agriculture proposals in her State of the State speech. (“Hochul announces initiatives aimed at boosting food supply chain,” Jan. 10). It … more
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AOC REACH
A painful hip and much limitation of my activities led to a consultation with an orthopedic surgeon who said I was not a viable candidate because the pain and disability were insufficient to qualify. … more
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Eachus takes office
As a member of the Quassaick Creek Watershed Alliance Board of Directors, as a fellow retired educator, and as an almost 50 year resident of New Windsor, I want to congratulate Chris. He has been … more
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The Mid Hudson Times
My name is Deacon Donald Fryar, founder of True Insight Inc. I would like to start by saying your publications continue to be a great value and outlets to the readers and the mid Hudson Valley. The … more
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Creating confusion
The College of Mt. Saint Mary is running a full-page ad announcing adult classes at their Newburgh campus. See Mid Hudson Times December 22, 2022 page 5. They’re calling it the … more
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New year, new Congress
Now the House of Representatives has its speaker and can officially begin conducting business, the republican majority has a choice. It can begin advocating for policies intended to improve … more
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A fraudulent resume?
We probably all lie.  If not directly, I suspect we all “spin” , warp or bend the truth to our advantages.Most of us try not to.  Many of us examine our so-called truths and … more
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