Concern Regarding the Local Park
I am writing to address an issue that has been bothering me for a while now. The Central Park on Albany Street has become a dumping ground for many individuals. It seems that not a day goes by without finding beer cans, litter, and other unwelcome debris in the area. When I take my young children to the park for some outdoor fun, it’s disheartening to see this sight. I urge the local authorities to look into this matter. Increasing awareness and imposition of hefty fines for those caught littering could curtail this problem.
James D. Williams
Appreciation for our Frontline Workers Story
Yesterday, a heartwarming story was broadcasted, showing the resilience, dedication and commitment of our frontline healthcare workers amid the ongoing pandemic. Their sacrifices, struggles, and relentless pursuit to keep us safe and cared for, despite challenging circumstances, is worth all praise. I want to take this opportunity to extend my gratitude to them. May their efforts and courage be a beacon of hope for us all during these trying times.
Janet P. Davis
Call for Traffic Lights near Mohawk Harbor
I am concerned about the increasing traffic on Erie Boulevard near the Mohawk Harbor. With new restaurants and businesses coming to the area, it is obvious that the traffic will continue to grow. The intersection there is dangerous and has been the scene of accident on multiple occasions. I believe putting a traffic light there could mitigate the risk and make the area safer for drivers and pedestrians alike. Hoping the authorities will consider this request seriously.
John F. Stewart
