Consider LGCS expenditures
Why will it cost Lake George Central School District taxpayers over $23,208 to educate each student next year?
Editorial on target
Your paper’s recent editorial was right on track, hopefully will be understood and appreciated by your readers.
School employee expenses need to be cut
We are nearing the May 21 vote on the 2013-14 budget and all-important election of four candidates to the school board to represent you the parents, students, and taxpayers.
Intent of zoning group compromised?
I was a member of the Lake George Village Zoning Steering Committee, tasked with recommending zoning changes. I am now compelled to express my opinion on what happened during that process.
Academics aren’t the end-all
I am writing to comment on the full page ad placed in your paper by the New York State United Teachers union.
Thurman EMS— likely a tax burden
Thurman can not afford or support an E.M.S. organization.
Thurman EMS will prevail!
Thurman EMS will not allow the events of the April 8th public hearing at the Town Hall deter their dedication and determination.
Hearing on EMS contract raised questions
I attended the April 8 public hearing, undecided on the efficacy of one EMS plan over another, and I remain undecided.
Casinos don’t belong in Lake George
In reference to William Dow’s recent letter advocating casinos in Lake George, I do not believe the rosy picture presented by Mr. Dow.
Name the snack shack for Gramma Izzy!
I'm writing this letter tonight with tears of joy rolling down my cheeks. You see, I just got home from my grandmother’s funeral.
Lake George casino would prompt residents to spend money locally
We do need a casino upstate, so that people will spend money in Lake George and in surrounding areas.
Town of Thurman leadership needs to listen to citizens
This is not a letter about the preservation of Thurman EMS.
A local casino would boost incomes and property values
In the Feb. 23 Adirondack Journal, I read Joanne Gavin’s anti-casino statement to the Warren County Board of Supervisors.
North Country Ministry’s upcoming gala promises an evening of fun
North Country Ministry of North Creek and Warrensburg is inviting the community to join us for a night of mystery and fun.
Disagrees with column
Citing no specific evidence Dan Alexander tells us that discrimination in the work place against women is no big problem.
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