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By Rose Collins The Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville offers many students varied educational programming throughout the year. Last week the film center offered another installment of its Classroom to Screening Room program with a showing of the documentary
Read moreTwo important bills are pending in Albany that address our plastics crisis and our lawmakers must take swift action. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-South Salem) and Assemblywoman Deborah Glick (D-Manhattan) have addressed the critical issue of plastic pollution and packaging reduction by
Read moreCarmel Police Department May 9: Officers were dispatched for a reported dispute in the parking lot of McDonald’s on Route 6 at 5:45 p.m. An investigation revealed a male driver became irate after he felt he was cut off in
Read moreI recently received word that the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council has added proposals to improve multiple roads in the 95th Assembly District to the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). I have pushed hard to represent the concerns of my constituents and
Read moreI am very disappointed that Rep. Mike Lawler supported the Republicans’ debt ceiling bill. He has said that he would be bipartisan, but this bill was the opposite of bipartisan. The cap on discretionary spending would effectively cut spending for almost
Read moreThe price of everything is up everywhere. Inflation has hit record levels. And you know what that means: eventually, our taxes are going to rise, too. One way to try to keep taxes under control is for the town to
Read moreI was disappointed to see that my comments made during the Mount Kisco Village Board Work Sessions regarding the town’s walking trails were apparently taken out of context in the article (“Mount Kisco to Try DPW to Monitor Village’s Hiking
Read moreIt is no secret that it’s difficult for older couples or single seniors to find suitable housing in Yorktown, where they enjoyed the company of their friends and their neighbors, their churches and familiar shopping close to home, not to
Read moreDenice M. Saunders, a homemaker, of Montgomery, N.Y. passed away on May 6 at Garnet Health Medical Center in Wallkill, NY. She was 97 years old. The daughter of the late Charles Julius and Minnie Frances Schmoock Maier, she was
Read moreBy Michael Gold The North Korean Army was firing shells at Don Rosaforte’s artillery unit, a barrage that could last minutes or hours. “We pull into a position, the shells are bouncing all around you,” Don told me. “Here comes
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