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There are moments when the spark of creation suddenly ignites and history stops. Like when the Wright brothers got a plane to fly. Or when Oreo added double filling. Maybe just as resonant was when Ji...

The prolific New Yorker cartoonist once said, "I’m a nasty man and I’m a scold!” To the many like me who knew and loved him, he was anything but.

Todd Harold Steele, 48, our beloved husband and father, cherished son and brother, loving uncle and faithful friend, passed away Saturday, October 7, 2023, outside his home in Newark, Vt.

A strict lock-’em-up, law-and-order approach has its place, but so does the helping-hand, summer jobs approach that tackles the root causes of crime and aimlessness among young people most likely to slip over the edge into crime.

It’s summertime, and the living is queasy. That’s the best I can say for the continuing sense of foreboding and possible catastrophe that remains in the w

It’s summertime, and the living is queasy.

The man has a heart. But when people are frightened by a rise in crime, you don’t criticize those who are afraid.

Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson sympathizes with the poor and oppressed, but that doesn’t have to include those who caused the recent downtown destruction.

I thought I knew Doug Kelley. And while in some ways I did, in many ways I didn’t. I met Doug at a meeting at Paul Smith’s College one winter night in 1973

We are headed to Jacksonville on Oct. 27 for National American Beer Day for the first-ever Tally Tap Takeover at Legacy Ale Works.