A narrow majority of speakers called on the Mount Kisco Village Board last week to opt out of marijuana dispensaries and consumption lounges pointing to concerns about underage use and spurring harder drug consumption. About 10 members of the public
Read MoreI fully support Liz Feldman who is completely independent and not part of the same old Westchester political machine. Many in the political arena try to argue that Liz is not qualified. I disagree. To my knowledge Dana had no supervisor experience when she
Read MoreOver the next several days, Ossining Democrats need to vote for their choice to be on the ticket for town supervisor. For me, the answer is clear. We should choose the person with the most years of experience in governmental
Read MoreI came out in 1981, when I was 16. At 18, I registered to vote and I voted for Democrats in virtually every election since. I saw their platform as more closely aligned with my values – equality, individual rights,
Read MoreWhy is the Democratic Party in Peekskill having a primary? Not because the city has been mismanaged, but because the current management is overlooking important needs. Conor Greene, a Democrat and Progress4Peekskill mayoral candidate, has experience and knowledge from working
Read MoreHolly McCall, Lori Morton, Michael Weinberg and Jennifer Bounds represent the best path forward for New Castle in the June 22 primary. For many years, in varying capacities, they have been actively engaged in making New Castle the place we
Read MoreThe upcoming Democratic primary for the Town of New Castle is getting a lot of attention. For me, the choice is simple. I am supporting Holly McCall for town supervisor and Lori Morton, Michael Weinberg and Jennifer Bounds for Town
Read MoreOver 60 years ago, the author Rachel Carson wrote “Silent Spring,” which documented the toxic environmental effects of indiscriminate use of pesticides. Although it was not her intention, she influenced the environmental movement as no one had before. Thanks to
Read MorePolitics is not for the faint of heart – especially at the local level. One is often pitted against people you have known for years, often friends. Liz Feldman has many friends, many colleagues, but no enemies. She even has
Read MoreBy Dr. Elan Michael Growing up with a grandfather, who was not only a chiropractor but lived and breathed chiropractic care, the idea of preventative medicine was always second nature to me. In America, we encourage dental health and hygiene,
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