I am mystified that there are Americans who don’t believe how healthy and robust our economy has become due to President Biden’s passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Let me start with jobs. The August job report stated that there were
Read MoreIn response to former assemblyman Tom Abinanti’s letter dated July 18 (“Calling for JCCA’s Closure in P’ville is Meant to Instill Fear in Election Year”), criticizing Mount Pleasant officials for seeking closure of the JCCA/Pleasantville Cottage School: Mr. Abinanti specifically
Read MoreWhy are Putnam Valley residents being asked to pay an additional $5 million in taxes to fix Peekskill Hollow Road? The Peekskill Hollow Road Town Hall Forum in Putnam Valley on Aug. 2 at the main firehouse meeting hall was
Read MoreOn July 12, Mike Lawler, our new U.S. representative, engaged in an act of political misdirection when he sent out a mass e-mail perpetuating MAGA fearmongering about crime. Lawler tries to generate fear of a mythical “massive” crime wave as
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Horse” is a big, bold, ambitious novel about a horse that lived a long time ago, but left enough of a mark on society that people are still studying him, analyzing him, writing books about him and admiring
Read MoreBeth Mannion, a longtime Mount Kisco resident who was involved in a wide variety of volunteer community service roles, died on Aug. 5 after a courageous fight with ovarian cancer. Born Nov. 3, 1965, to John “Jack” and Carolyn O’Leary
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-Lewisboro) announced last week that he has authorized $2.1 million in electrification grants for municipalities throughout the 40th Senate District to help integrate clean energy into those communities. Under the plan, each one
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht Rev, Erwin Lee Trollinger led an opening prayer to kick off a rededication ceremony of World War I Memorial plaques at the Westchester County Center on Friday. “As we remember the lives and the families of those who
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel To paraphrase an old sports joke: I went to a rodeo, and a birding trip broke out. Thus was my three-day adventure in the least crowded state in the lower 48, Wyoming, and its capital, the bustling
Read MoreIt is the height of hypocrisy for Republican representatives like state Sen. Rob Rolison, Assemblyman Matt Slater and especially Congressman Mike Lawler to present themselves as local saviors in the aftermath of July’s flooding. All of them are card-carrying members
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