With respect to the proposed mural in downtown Chappaqua, one can only imagine what the woke New Castle Town Board or designated committee will approve. At a minimum, depicted will be a pile of trashed gas-powered leaf blowers surrounded by
Read MoreRepublicans for Harris – including dozens of former GOP governors, cabinet members and congressional representatives – is a powerful pro-democracy idea because it does not aim to convert one party to the beliefs and policies of the other. The goal is
Read MoreRonald Seth Tumpowsky, beloved husband, father and friend, died at the age of 49 on Friday, July 19. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer Powell Tumpowsky, and two sons, Robert Henry Tumpowsky and Harrison Powell Tumpowsky, of Chappaqua; his
Read MoreHarriet Lousie Feinberg was born June 10, 1941, to Ted and Eva Beckman Allen in the Woodcrest section of the Bronx. She died Aug. 19 in her home in Mount Kisco. Her brother, Bruce, was born Feb. 16, 1943, and
Read MoreBy Marcel Gemme September is National Suicide Prevention Month. During this month, prevention organizations, survivors, mental health advocates and community members unite to promote suicide prevention and awareness. One important aspect of suicide prevention is recognizing the connection between substance
Read MoreCongressman Mike Lawler constantly spins the truth. Let’s start with Lawler’s written pledge dated Oct. 7, 2022, to the extremist group Moms for Liberty actively trying to ban books nationwide. Lawler endorsed Christine Sculty, the founder of Westchester Save Our
Read MoreWith all the chaos in the world of politics, we, unfortunately, often do not expect much of our leaders these days. A reliable exception is Congressman Mike Lawler, who has managed to serve our district admirably without falling victim to
Read MoreA trending hashtag in recent years, #GirlDad, was made popular by the very proud fathers of girls and women that helped propel the self-esteem of females everywhere. No longer was it just the boys of the family that made their dads
Read MoreBy Richard Mendelson In most of the nation, all you need to do is to step outside to feel one of New York’s deadliest hazards: extreme heat. So far in 2024, the dangers of heat illness have killed 34 workers
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When my wife and I were lucky enough to buy our first home at a young age in a halcyon world, we were in our mid-20s and the very epitome of eager beavers, always up for something
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