This past Jan. 6 was the second anniversary of the insurrectionists’ assault on the U.S. Capitol. The terrorists attempted to violently stop the peaceful transfer of power as prescribed by the U.S. Constitution. During the insurrection well over 100 police
Read MoreAs I have moved on from my position as Ossining Town Supervisor, I want to take a moment to thank the voters of Ossining for placing their trust in me to lead the town for four terms. Together, we made
Read MoreSeptember comes before December. The media matrix keeps repeating that The New York Times broke the story on incoming U.S. Rep. George Santos’ fabrications about his biography and resume. Last month is when The Times first published their accounts as
Read MoreJames G. Maloney of Somers passed away peacefully at home on Jan. 4 surrounded by his loving family. He was 93. He was born on July 20, 1929, in Yonkers to the late Mary and Gerald Maloney. He grew up in Dobbs Ferry. Jim served in
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Besides serving as a way to find where you live, can the name of your street influence the perception of your home and its value, positively or negatively? From my experience, I would say yes, and for
Read More“Man is born free but lives in chains-knowing these chains are self- imposed” –Rousseau By Richard Cirulli Existentialism deals with phenomenology, in simple terms the phenomenon of life. That raises various questions: Does our existence equal our essence of life?
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel The last Carolina parakeet died 104 years ago. Perhaps fittingly, it died in a zoo. Humans had wiped out all the wild birds of this species several years before. On this cold winter’s day, I pay
Read MoreKitty Collins (Kitty), a lifelong Mount Kisco resident, passed away on Jan. 2 at the age of 96. Oldest of seven, Kitty was born on Nov. 5, 1926, to Katherine and James Kelly of Mount Kisco. She was married for
Read MoreI want to take issue with Michael Gold’s column in last week’s issue (“Far Left Prescriptions for Our Nation Are Far Out of Step”). To compare the extremism of the hate-filled attack on democracy with so-called “extremist left” support for police reform,
Read MoreTony Pinciaro Senior Emma Rose saw it early in preseason. “We realized we could be better than prior years and realized we could have a good record,” said the four-year starter and captain of the HORACE GREELEY varsity girls’ basketball
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