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*Yes, America, it can indeed happen here
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*Call for impeachment incites more division
*America must come together to survive
*Repealing Obamacare will harm poor, sick
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*Letters policy

Trump is facing what many presidents do after achieving election: confronting the political feasibility of many of his campaign promises.

In interviews in recent days and in March, Trump voters in Indianapolis made clear that if he does not follow through on his promises, they are prepared to turn on him.

With the news that Hillary Clinton has become the second Democratic presidential candidate in 16 years and the fifth candidate in history to win the popular vote but still lose the election, many are saying it’s time to get rid of the Electoral College and replace it with one-person/one-vote system.

Sometimes, one finds a treasure right in one’s own back yard.

After reading about the centennial of the United States National Park System, I realized the coverage has not always covered the most important part of the history of the parks.

By Jeff Wilkin
Gazette Reporter

Donna Riggi, 70, has been a crossing guard for the City of Schenectady for the past 40 years.

Retaining sufficient objectivity to offer some cogent observations during this election cycle has been a trying experience to say the least.

Every day, horses are killed on American race tracks. Every day.