Letters to the Editor
James Skoufis recently blamed the Green Party on X (formerly Twitter) for allegedly spoiling the Senate election in Pennsylvania, and that as DNC Chair he would “go on permanent offense, not …
Who was really surprised when President Biden pardoned his son after saying he would not? Just one more lie. His whole presidency was a lie. The Democrat power brokers put him forward as a moderate …
Assad has been ousted as dictator of Syria. His government was bad, but we recognized it. I suspect the new government will also be bad, but the USA plans to recognize it. Recognition does …
This year marks the beginning of Mount Saint Mary College’s 65th anniversary, a time for celebrating the past and planning for the future. As Chair of the college’s Board of Trustees and …
I may have written about this already, in some form, but it would have been so long ago you are not going to remember either. By this time last year, the yearly task, the task at hand, was …

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Letters to the Editor
The Josephine-Louise Public Library Board of Trustees would like to thank the community for their support and trust by approving the recent proposition for library funding. We will continue to do our …
America, not my America, has elected Trump to be president again, number 47, to serve another four years in the White House. America has turned a blind eye to the criminal behavior of a sociopathic …
The death of Peanut the squirrel is indeed tragic, but almost as tragic is the eagerness of people like Pietro Geraci to hamhandedly exploit it for political gain. Geraci informs us that he is …
I want to thank everyone for making this year’s Annual Trunk or Treat so successful. I was so excited to take over running this year’s Trunk or Treat. When I was a young Girl Scout, …
On Monday, the greater Cornwall community gathered to proudly recognize our local military veterans for their service and sacrifice during a formal ceremony hosted by American Legion Post 353. …

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Editorial
Cannon fire at West Point celebrated the life and legacy of Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States who died last week at the age of 100. It’s a tradition to honor a former …
As the calendar turns to 2025, we take a moment to reflect on our hopes for the year ahead. This past year saw much strife at home and abroad, and great challenges loom ahead in 2025. It is a time …
As the Democratic National Committee prepares to elect its next chairman on February 1, the party faces a crossroads. The recent election laid bare deep fractures, with Democrats losing ground across …

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