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Ken Tingley's avatar

As one of Will’s colleagues for three decades, I can also attest to the passion for community journalism that made Glens Falls a better place. Over the years, the newspaper took on complicated and critical issues facing the region like domestic violence, opioid abuse, growing up gay, underage drinking, freedom of information, the Madden Hotel, same-sex marriage while holding countless politicians accountable. Will and his wife Bella brought new attention to scourge of Alzheimer’s by sharing their own personal stories. At the heart of that journalism was committed and passionate reporters and editors. The Post-Star made a national reputation for its work. If Mr. Frost has any doubts about that, he should pick up a copy of “The Last American Newspaper.” It is all there. While we were doing the work of the community, Mr. Frost did every thing in his power to tear down the newspaper and its work. I always found that was very sad business way and a horrible way to live one’s life. Sorry to hear, he is still at it.

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mike parwana's avatar

Ironic that guy from that free Glens Falls weekly thinks others should learn humility.

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