Move oil trains, possible hazards, out of the port
The controversy surrounding the hazard of crude oil trains passing through the city of Albany and environs to the Port of Albany continues. We need to eliminate the oil trains from the port, require...
View ArticleHoly Innocents should be saved
The long-abandoned Church of the Holy Innocents in Albany bears certain, special details and particulars that make it a one-of-a-kind national treasure. It is, in fact, on the National Register of...
View ArticleWork toward making fusion energy a reality
This month, National Geographic magazine devoted its whole issue to the climate with the title “Cool It.” Equally important, Time magazine devotes its Nov. 2 issue to “Fusion, unlimited energy for...
View ArticleSanders may be on to something
How often have you heard people say “throw them all out!” or “nothing gets done in Washington?” We finally have a chance to do something about this, and I fear that, if we miss it, another opportunity...
View ArticleFearmongering hurts U.S., allies
Steven Erlanger’s report on the injection of fearmongering rhetoric into the Brexit debate is wrong on the facts and could have the unfortunate effect of inflaming passions in this country as well as...
View ArticleAnything is still possible in this election year
I am a Bernie Sanders supporter, and I think there is a slim chance Hillary Clinton can still be elected. On Dec. 19, the Electoral College members will cast their votes for Clinton or Donald Trump....
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