GCDC supports Wild Rose Casino vote

To the editor, Greene County Development Corporation would like to encourage all residents of Greene County to vote “Yes” for the continuance of the gaming license that would allow Wild Rose Casino to remain in Greene County.  The addition of the Wild Rose Casino has likely had a greater impact on Greene County’s community development, economic growth, and business expansion…

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Deb McGinn, In support of casino gaming

To the editor, I am in support of the upcoming November 2 vote for full authorization of casino gaming. From the beginning, the people involved with Wild Rose and Grow Greene County Gaming had our community and county’s best interest in mind. They have proven through with their actions what they would do.Grow Greene County Gaming promised a certain percentage…

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GrCo public health director applauds Grow Greene County

Dear Editor, As the Greene County public health director, I would like to recognize Grow Greene County for their tremendous financial support, allowing us to address the health needs of our communities. In the most recent community health needs assessment, Greene County residents identified a lack of affordable transportation for non-urgent medical appointments. Grow Greene County grant funding of $40,000…

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Letter to the editor – P. Naylor re: C02 pipeline

To the editor, On Monday, October 4, an important public informational meeting related to climate change and agriculture will take place in Jefferson. The proposal that will be on the table, however, is a misguided, and even dangerous, solution to the urgent crisis of our climate.  The proposal is for a carbon dioxide pipeline in northeast Greene County for what…

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Admission of crabby genes

~a column by Colleen O’Brien I found a photo of my paternal grandparents as a young couple lounging on the grass with friends at a Fourth of July picnic, as it said on the back, no date. One of the young men wears a WWI uniform, the women wear snug, white, long-sleeved shirtwaists and calf-length black skirts. I figure the…

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