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Dear Friends,

There is a slight correction for the time of today’s event in Bethlehem. Please see below:

It is said that a woman asked Ben Franklin what kind of government the Constitutional Convention was proposing. Franklin is believed...

9 days ago
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The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776 but it did not reach Albany until July 17. It was read to the people of the region on July 19. According to Bethlehem’s town historian, “…the crowd roared, fired the...

9 days ago
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Dear Friends,

In The Washington Post, David Ignatius wrote about July 4. He said, “Today, we resemble the imperial Britain of 1776 more than the scruffy patriots who rebelled against it…. We may elect dreadful leaders, but we survive them...

16 days ago
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Two-hundred and fifty years ago, the colonists created numerous ways to resist tyranny. Long before the “shot heard around the world,” individuals, citizen groups, and local government officials were meeting, petitioning the...

23 days ago
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For many of us, summer means vacation and vacation means travel. These days, it seems we even travel year ‘round. Unfortunately, travel usually means increasing climate warming jet and car fuel. While I don’t suggest we need...

a month ago
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