By Michael Gold New York State may have banned fracking, but is still using fracked gas, transported from Pennsylvania. Natural gas is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) generated by the state, explained Professor Michael Gerrard, a Columbia
Read MoreBy Tara Klein It was only one sentence in Gov. Hochul’s State of the State message in January, but the pure mention of those with disabilities brought hope to hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities and their families across
Read MoreThe Examiner News story “Developer Apologizes for Wrongful Tree Removal in Pleasantville,” (March 12-18) presents a cautionary tale for the Save Pocantico Lake community. Reporter Abby Luby wrote that while building two houses in Pleasantville, developer George O’Reilly cut down
Read MoreBy Morris Gut The bustling Blazer Pub in North Salem, a good stopping point just off I-684, has been serving local patrons and hungry travelers since 1971. When we walked in on a recent Sunday afternoon, the place was jumping.
Read MoreI urge the residents of Yorktown to support Ed Lachterman for supervisor in the upcoming election. Ed Lachterman’s unparalleled management expertise and established relationships with government agencies uniquely position him to tackle the complex issues, especially infrastructure needs, facing our
Read MoreMike Lawler states in his recent newsletter, “It is imperative that we get aid to our democratic allies in Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, while also, ensuring our own sovereignty is safeguarded.” Right now, there are two petitions in the House,
Read MoreOn Mar. 23, Salvatore Arcidiacono, known by so many as Sam Archie or Archie, of Pleasantville, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving wife, Antonina (Nuccia), and family. Sam was 91 years old. Sam was predeceased by his father, Antonio,
Read MoreAs a longtime business owner and resident of Pleasantville for over 30 years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the positive transformations taking place in our beloved community. From its charming streets to its welcoming atmosphere, Pleasantville has truly become a beacon of
Read MoreDevelopers unconstrained land grab of prime gems of Yorktown under the guise of overlay redistricting is a lot like coal company robber barons of old grinding up whole mountains in pursuit of maximum profits regardless of consequences. In the process
Read MoreAs a concerned citizen of Yorktown, I am writing to voice my growing concerns over the danger of one-party rule in our town government. With all current Town Board members being of the same party, we have seen an alarming
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