Rejection was ‘note of sanity’ for schools Editor, OBSERVER: To the people of the Fredonia Central School District who voted to reject Items Two and Three on the recent building project referendum: Congratulations on your intelligence, on your wisdom, and on your perspicacity. You ...

Maintain tradition of court access Editor, OBSERVER: The editors last week in the OBSERVER’s View said that the Town of Arkwright, in the midst of construction plans, should jointly build a new Town Hall with the Town of Villenova. With the establishment of the Town of Sheridan in 1827, ...

Editor, OBSERVER: Did you know your green energy is not so green? Here again are some facts that should shock you. Let's get started. — Did you know that in the average wind turbine base there is 165 to 200 tons of steel, in just one base. There is 850 to 900 cubic yards of concrete ...

Power being taken away from voters Editor, OBSERVER: The eyes of the world are upon us as we try to navigate our way through this chaotic new administration. My fear is that our nation will descend into another civil war, and we’ll be unable to celebrate our 250th anniversary. If we are ...

Latest decisions ‘best hope’ for U.S. Editor, OBSERVER: Ronald Reagan spoke of the USA as the “last best hope of mankind.” What if we are correct that we are the “last best hope of mankind?” That’s a big responsibility. If so, don’t we have a duty to fulfill that ...

Keeping some peace for nature Editor, OBSERVER: This response is about the piece that was in the Dunkirk OBSERVER on Jan. 3 regarding year-round motorized trails. Legislator Dan Pavlock, R-Ellington, stated “I know it’s an uphill battle and there’s a lot of naysayers, but where do ...