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Stewart Airport is the right choice for the United States Space Academy
New York has an opportunity to put the Hudson Valley at the center of America’s next chapter in space exploration — and it should seize it. NASA is seeking a future location for the United … more
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It’s National Newspaper Week
When the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, newspapers throughout the colonies shared the life-changing news with their readers. With all of the enormous changes in this … more
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When teens run amok, parents must answer for it
There is plenty to discuss about what happened Friday night at the Poughkeepsie Galleria. An estimated 100 young people were involved in a disturbance that began after an argument and spilled … more
Protecting victims of domestic violence must be a priority
The testimony heard by the Ulster County Legislature Tuesday night should not be allowed to fade with the adjournment of a meeting. For more than an hour, more than two dozen women described … more
Gardiner residents should make their voices heard on climate risks
How vulnerable is the Town of Gardiner to extreme weather? That is not a question that should be answered solely by scientists, consultants or government officials. The people who live in … more
Jacob Freytes, 12, a student at Valley Central Middle School was a victim of gun violence in New York City on Aug. 1.
Look closely: The boy beneath the struggle
In our yard, there is a young apple tree planted in memory of Jacob Freytes. It does not offer much shade yet. Its branches are still small, and no one passing by could see the roots quietly taking … more
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New York must not balance its budget on the backs of victims
Governor Kathy Hochul’s decision to add $36 million in state funding for victims services organizations is welcome news. But for Orange County — and for the survivors who depend on these services … more
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National Parks belong to all of us
There are few American institutions that belong to all of us quite like our national parks. From the towering mountains of Yosemite to the rugged coastline of Acadia, the sweeping landscapes of … more
After 91 years, Social Security remains a promise worth keeping
Ninety-one years ago this week, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into law, creating a program that would become one of the most important and enduring commitments the … more
Head Start deserves strengthening, not dismantling
For more than 60 years, Head Start has represented one of the nation’s most successful investments in children. Created during the War on Poverty, the program has provided millions of low-income … more
Support your local fire company
The fire that tore through the Coldenham Fire Department’s station last week did far more than damage a building. It struck at the heart of a volunteer organization that has stood ready, day and … more
One-Year Pause Is a Smart Move for New York
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world at a remarkable pace, and with it comes an unprecedented demand for massive data centers. These facilities promise economic development and … more
Permanent Daylight Saving Time is the wrong fix
There is a reason “ditch the switch” has become a rallying cry in Washington and in Albany: nobody enjoys losing an hour of sleep in March or fumbling with clocks in November. But popular … more
Transparency is the best investment Montgomery can make
Montgomery Village taxpayers have every reason to welcome the news that more than $532,000 will be returned to them after officials discovered a clerical error that caused them to pay more in village … more
We deserve answers - not another ICE detention facility
The Hudson Valley has been here before. Six months ago, this community rallied with one voice against a proposed ICE detention center in a Chester warehouse. That fight drew thousands of residents, … more
America at 250: The Work of a More Perfect Union
When General George Washington issued this challenge to his officers in the Temple at the New Windsor Cantonment on March 15, 1783, he faced an army on the verge of mutiny. There had been disappointments, corruption and broken promises that threatened to undermine the cause of a fledgling nation. more
Is it time for a village manager in Montgomery?
Village of Montgomery Mayor Mike Hembury has opened a discussion that deserves serious consideration: Should the village hire a professional manager to oversee day-to-day operations? In a recent … more
Champions in every sense
The New York Knicks captured the imagination of basketball fans these past few weeks with a championship run built not just on talent, but on grit, resilience and an unwavering refusal to quit. Time … more
Federal relief is essential for Hudson Valley Farmers
The Hudson Valley’s farms are more than businesses. They are part of the region’s identity, a cornerstone of the local economy, and a critical link in New York’s food supply chain. Today, many … more
Budget offers progress, but affordability questions remain
After weeks of negotiations and another missed deadline, New York lawmakers finally approved a $268 billion state budget just before midnight Wednesday, with Gov. Kathy Hochul signing the spending … more
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