In the name of anti-discrimination, our state is seeking to codify into law discrimination and division. It will destroy girls’ and women’s sex-based spaces by creating a constitutional right for males to compete in female sports, have access to their
Read MoreAs a resident of Mount Kisco, which has a population that is nearly half Hispanic based on the last Census, I am beginning to wonder what would take place in this village if Donald Trump is elected president yet again
Read MoreIn recent years, news stories about natural disasters have become more frequent and more severe. It is no secret that climate change is swiftly becoming one of the biggest problems of our time, requiring immediate and collaborative action. Supporting political
Read MoreI am supporting Assemblyman Matt Slater for re-election because New Yorkers are struggling and we need leaders focused on real solutions to help people get back on their feet. I had the privilege of working with Assemblyman Slater during his
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro It’s a huge accomplishment for an opponent to beat LAKELAND, considering the Hornets’ Section 1 Class B dominance starting in 2009. Mamaroneck and John Jay-Cross River both beat Lakeland this season. In each case, the Hornets’ schedule
Read MoreStephen Joseph Hay, 40, passed away on Sept. 15 in the Bronx. Stephen was born to Sally (Pfister) and Jeff Hay in White Plains on Aug. 7, 1984. A lifelong Pleasantville resident, Steve was an active participant in youth sports. He attended Pleasantville High School, where he was a member of the school’s first varsity lacrosse team.
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I first arrived in New York City straight from college graduation, my older brother had kindly offered to drive me and my things there in my jalopy of a car that I figured I wouldn’t be
Read MoreJohn Joseph Klarl, a longtime deputy town attorney in the Town of Cortlandt, died peacefully on Sept. 19 surrounded by those he loved at his Fishkill home. He was 70. He was born on May 29, 1954, in New York
Read MoreAfter reading a number of pro-abortion letters in this publication supporting Westchester pro-abortion politicians, I have to wonder if these letter writers (and politicians) are brainwashed or if they are just bereft of morals. These pro-aborts spout the usual litany
Read MoreAs Election Day approaches, we face a clear choice between leadership that delivers real results for our communities and a candidate more interested in stirring up divisive, right-wing talking points. State Sen. Peter Harkham has consistently proven his commitment to
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