As we head into 2023, the Climate Action Council has approved the Final Scoping Plan, which establishes the roadmap for achieving the emissions-reductions targets mandated by the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. It’s an important and exciting step in implementing New York’s
Read MoreBy Kevin M. Byrne When I first ran for the state Assembly, I vowed to bring a new generation of leadership to Albany. I pledged that my team and I would work relentlessly to address the affordability crisis, protect our
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Following a difficult loss in a 2022 Section 1 Class B semifinal to Irvington, WESTLAKE was anxiously looking forward to the 2022-23 season. Even though the Wildcats graduated three seniors, the nucleus of the team was returning.
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Although former Manhattanite Connie Cramer had been an exercise enthusiast most of her life, things shifted when she moved to Mahopac and became interested in more outdoor activities like kayaking, hiking and biking. She had to up
Read MoreBrewster Students Against Cancer (BSAC) presented the American Cancer Association with $3,000 on Dec. 16 to support breast cancer research. “This group has done a great job raising funds since the end of the summer,” said Michelle Vilano, the group’s
Read MoreGenerations United has announced that Grandpas United has been selected to receive the prestigious Intergenerational Program Certification. These programs are all creatively and effectively engaging younger and older people in activities that strengthen relationships between the generations. “We congratulate Grandpas
Read MoreLast Wednesday evening, students from Horace Greeley High School’s Education Now on Understanding Genocide and Hate (E.N.O.U.G.H.) Club and the Town of New Castle Holocaust & Human Rights Committee held the third annual Human Rights Day program at the Chappaqua
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The governors of Texas and Florida decided to give themselves early Christmas presents by shipping thousands of immigrants from Latin America to New York, Massachusetts and Washington D.C. earlier this year. Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas claimed
Read MoreHarold G. Waters, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, passed away on Dec. 10. He was 85 years old. Harold was born on Feb. 28, 1937, in Peekskill to the late Harold and Irene Waters. Harold grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and graduated from
Read MoreBy Matt Slater On Jan. 1, I will begin a new role representing Yorktown – in addition to neighboring communities in Westchester and Putnam counties – as your voice in the New York State Assembly. While I will be representing
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