To the Editor:

October 21st is International Credit Union Day. The theme this year is pertinent to us as it is what our mission has been all about since the very beginning – Building Financial Health for a Brighter Tomorrow.

This one day affords us an opportunity to be thankful to our movement and a celebration of the platinum-lined differences and impacts SeaComm and other financial cooperatives have made and continues to make for our members and the communities in which we do business.

Ellen Rocco is pictured with her son, Pierre Nzuah ’16, and Clarkson President Tony Collins. Photo Courtesy of Clarkson University.

To the Editor:

Shame, Shame. I salute all Veterans that got so many shots so they could serve our country, democracy and the freedom we have vs. other countries. I myself flying recon got many shots every 3 months for 44 months for the places I went or could have landed. You won't get shots to protect those that got shots and many gave it all to protect you? You need to visit other countries and see what they don’t have on the shelves, freedoms and more then you can appreciate the USA, Land of the Free.

To the Editor:

On Election Day, I urge Canton Village and Town residents to vote for Klaus Proemm and Beth Larrabee for Village Trustee, Mary Ann Ashley for Town Supervisor, and Jim Smith, Martha Foley-Smith, and Dave Nelson for Town Council. There is much to say about each of these candidates individually, but I am going to focus on what makes this the team you want serving you for the next four years.

To the Editor:

It has been a pleasure to serve as your Highway Department Superintendent since 2010, and I humbly ask for your support on this Election Day, November 2. Twelve years in this position has taught me to experiment with different techniques to accomplish the mission of keeping Madrid’s highways and water supply safe while being fiscally responsible.

Pictured above are the Honorable NYS Senator Betty Little and Clarkson President Tony Collins. Photo Courtesy of Clarksopn University.

POTSDAM — A Parishville man was charged with criminal trespassing on Racquette Road Monday night, according to village police.

James P. Whalen, 30, was cited for third-degree criminal trespassing: Public housing at 9:06 p.m., officers said.

There was a no trespass order barring Whalen from being on the property, police said.

He was cited and released.