Five hundred years ago during the Reformation, religious and political leaders had an unhealthy codependent relationship. My church founder, Martin Luther, argued that church and state should be separate, accountable to the populace and each other. He lived and experienced a
Read MoreIn light of the executive orders issued on Day One of the current administration, which Putnam County helped to put in power, I’d like to suggest the following actions to those who feel safe doing so and who are concerned
Read MoreCongressman Lawler has no reservations about Kash Patel heading the FBI. He stated, “the lack of confidence that Americans have in the Department of Justice and the FBI is terrible. And so, obviously, we want a system that is reformed,
Read MoreIt’s been a head-spinning week. President Trump, as promised, promulgated a blizzard of executive orders on Day One. Since climate is my chief concern, I’ll start there. Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris climate accords. Every country in
Read MorePromises made, promises kept! President Trump promised to pardon the folks who were found guilty and jailed for various crimes committed as they attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 election on Jan. 6, 2021, at Trump’s behest. We
Read MoreState-Ranked No.2 Panas Topples Rival Lakeland By Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD did not open its 2024-25 season ideally with only one win in its first five games. The Sailors and senior captain Kaitlyn Raguso were facing an immediate crossroads to
Read MoreSteuber, Ball Crowned Champs; Other Locals Exceed Expectations By Tony Pinciaro Time was winding down in the third period of the Westchester County Wrestling Championships 108-pound title match and Somers’ Ethan Steuber was facing a pivotal situation. Iona Prep’s Fotis
Read MoreBy Davi Schulman The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Westchester County held its Annual State of the Market Luncheon on Jan. 16 in White Plains, an opportunity for local realtors to hear from an expert panel about the
Read MoreLast year, the Carmel Board of Education’s Facilities and Transportation Committee began the process of identifying the names of all Carmel High School students who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our nation in the armed forces. We will honor
Read MorePleasantville’s thriving business district is a source of pride for our community, but its popularity comes with challenges—chief among them is parking. As a business owner and advocate for our local shops, I recently met with the mayor, the village
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