To the Editor,
Flash! Prattsburgh has once again come back into the 21st century by re-introducing recycling as part of our effort to help the planet.
To the Editor,
If you think a 400 foot machine, weighing 164 tons, with enormous moving parts, isn’t a safety hazard, then you have simply been misinformed.
To the Editor,
In her latest letter it was refreshing to see Ruth Matilski , admitting that her small vocal group of people, ” The Advocates”, have done their best to divide our great little town.
To the Editor,
I guess the vocal minority ended up being the vocal majority in the last election in Prattsburgh.
To the Editor,
How can Mr. Benesh justify his claim in the BEGWS’s application that “there was no need to do an environmental impact study because it wouldn’t significantly affect the Fairview area?”
To the Editor,
Those people who run these Govt. programs like Dept. of Social Services fail to tell you that there is an application process.
To the Editor,
The recent Village of Bath Board Meeting was attended by the current contractor of the electric upgrade claiming no responsibility for prior contractor decisions, and the Village Attorney stating that “For the betterment of the whole”, residential zoning was void.
To the Editor,
The following comments are in response to Mary Perham’s story (“County to Probe Thurston Horse Rescue”) which appeared in the January 10th edition of The Leader.
To the Editor:
There is a vocal group of people in Prattsburgh who seem determined to use industrial wind as a wedge to drive people into opposing camps and keep them from working together.
To the Editor:
Are you working but still finding it difficult to manage your monthly bills, particularly with increased heating costs at this time of year?
Recently the US Census Bureau announced that nearly 1 in 2 Americans have fallen into poverty or are scraping by on an earning that classify them as low-income, the working poor.
To the Editor,
I am not sure setbacks are the right term to use. Maybe it should be “not in my back yard” or not in my view.
To the Editor,
In the Dec 25 issue of The Courier the page 2 headline was “Klugo chastises board”. Such a headline would make one think the Bath Village Board had done something wrong.
To the Editor,
I would like to express my thanks to Judge Joseph Latham for making the decision that he did.
To the Editor,
Ten years ago, my husband Terry and I came close to signing a wind lease without doing basic research or taking the lease to a lawyer.
To the Editor,
As I awoke on Christmas morn, I was filled with joy that Santa and his reindeer were able to make it to Prattsburgh and past the hazards of the wind turbines. Will he just pass over this town someday? For there may not be any peace or good will to man here anymore?
To the Editor,
“Sweetness” of our small town, good things grow from bad experiences...
Letter to the Editor,
This letter liberally references Brig. Gen. Jim Cash’s article entitled “Another Government Cover-up” in the January 2011 edition of Military. I agree with his assessment that the contrail observed off the coast of California in November 2010 resembled a missile launch contrail, not an aircraft contrail.
To the Editor,
I can’t believe we will eliminate recycling in this town. After spending between $100,000 & $200,000 dollars on attorney fees, we can’t afford recycling?
To the Editor,
This month we celebrate Older Driver Week and focus our attention on the mobility and safety of older drivers.
The Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner and Award Ceremony
Fall, Winter wedding trends
