Search for Josh Szostak must not be forgotten
It was ironic that the Feb. 10 Times Union carried an article on missing local people and the devotion of family and friends in trying to find them. Sunday was also the day of the second fundraiser for Josh Szostak. The first fundraiser received media attention — this one not as much. It has sadly become old news.
But it will never be old or far from the family’s mind. The search for Josh needs to continue for their sake, but also for anyone who ventures into Albany after dark. Until he and a reason for his disappearance are found, people should not assume that Albany is safe, regardless of reports the officials publish about crime falling.
Continue the search effort and bring Josh home. It’s important for everyone in the Capital Region to have a resolution to this tragedy.
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