By Brian Kluepfel Twenty-nine brave souls gathered at the gates of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery last weekend for a bit of birding and graveyard touring. Our tour guide Christina reminded us that more than 47,000 souls are buried on this hillside
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Westchester and Putnam residents, and everybody in New York State, will suffer financially if Donald Trump is re-elected President in November, predicted Jay Jacobs, chair of the New York State Democratic Party, in an interview with me
Read MoreBy Carl H. Tegtmeier Yorktown is currently in violation of state Public Health Law 1100a on fluoridation for the discontinuance of Community Water Fluoridation (CWF) and failing to adhere to the law’s requirements. The town, in order to discontinue CWF,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut A veteran restaurant team, Peter Lucaj and his brothers Mark and Don, pooled their years in the hospitality business eight years ago and opened Tesoro D’Italia Ristorante, a casual, friendly Italian eatery on Marble Avenue in Pleasantville.
Read MoreI am writing to endorse the Village Inclusive Party (VIP) candidate in this year’s race for village trustee in Mount Kisco. I would like to especially endorse my good friend and fellow firefighter Braille Diaz. As a 75-year veteran of
Read MoreAlmost every month, there is a new scientific study about the health risks posed by plastics. Small fragments of plastic, known as microplastics, enter our body by breathing or swallowing. Microplastics are in the indoor air we breathe and especially in single-use plastic
Read MoreAll politicians put a premium on charming their constituents – both through media or personal contacts. Recently, in a one-on-one conversation with 17th Congressional District candidate Mike Lawler, I found him personable and sounding quite reasonable. But when meeting with
Read MoreGerald Edward Swimmer passed away on Oct. 3, his 80th birthday, after a yearlong illness. He was loved by his wife of 58 years, Dorothy Swimmer, son Ted (Dana) and daughter Robin Goldstein (Bart), along with six adoring grandchildren –
Read MoreI’m a suburban mother of three children about to vote in the 17th Congressional District of New York. I know my vote counts as do those of my neighbors. I will vote for Mondaire Jones for Congress. Mondaire supports abortion rights.
Read MoreWhile bemoaning the $10,000 limit on the state and local taxes on his federal tax return, Mr. Shifren, in his guest column in the October 1-7 issue (“Jones is the One Candidate Who Can Restore the Full SALT Deduction”) seems
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