By Michael Gold Philipstown is composting 600 to 800 pounds of food waste each week, helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions, decreasing the town’s volume of garbage and providing soil with needed nutrients to grow more food. Carmel has 200 households that
Read MoreBy Scott Levine On a breezy night a week or two ago, I got the dishes on and off the table and slipped out into the night, with a cup of tea and one of my kids a few steps
Read MoreBy Judith Sage Regrettably, I am unable to support the candidates currently running on the Democratic line this November in Mount Kisco. I will be voting for the three candidates from the Independent Inclusive Party: Mike Cindrich, a retired law enforcement professional;
Read MoreSeptember 30th is the federal government’s last day of this fiscal year. A specific budget for every part of our government must be set to fund their work for the coming year. Twelve appropriations bills must be passed by September
Read MoreBy Michael Gold There are many at-risk teens in the Village of Ossining, Chima Monday said, and he’s trying hard to help them. A big part of his toolkit is to get these kids jobs. Monday, the director of the
Read MoreI am writing to underscore the exceptional qualifications and commitment that Tom Marron brings to the table as a candidate for the Town Council. With a deep-rooted connection to Yorktown and an impressive record of service, Tom is the kind
Read MoreMr. Schumann wrote “Global leaders are gathering in New York City,” however, China’s Xi Jinping, Russia’s Vladimir Putin, France’s Emmanuel Macron and Britain’s Rishi Sunak are all skipping the U.N. this year. Of the nearly 200 countries present in New
Read MoreJoel Danziger, 90, died at his home in Bedford, NY, on Monday, September 18. He was born October 17, 1932 in the Bronx to the late Mildred Collier Danziger and Harry Danziger. He earned his B.A. in History from Columbia College
Read MoreWe would like to take this opportunity to clarify a few statements that have been made in the media recently regarding the Putnam County Board of Elections. On May 26, 2023, independent petitions for Highway Superintendent in the Town of
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By Morris Gut Autumn has arrived! The air is crisp with apples at area orchards just waiting to be picked. Trees will soon be putting on their annual technicolor light show and area markets sell their late season harvest of
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