Author: Examiner Media

There are 5,220 registered voters in the Village of Pleasantville, and 641 actually voted last week in the village election. That’s 12 percent. To those who complained that I was “pushy” or “littered the place with cards” or “buttonholed people

When Michael Lawler was elected, he sent out a survey asking what was important to his constituents. I said I wanted a congressman who would work on issues in a bipartisan manner. Now I receive a daily e-mail from Congressman

As a longtime Yorktown resident, I am writing to express my strong support for Jann Mirchandani in the upcoming special election for town supervisor on Apr. 16. In this crucial race, the choice before voters could not be clearer. On one side,

Yorktown residents are still dealing with the untimely death of Supervisor Tom Diana. Last November, the people elected him putting their trust in his decisions and judgment. Tom chose Ed Lachterman as his deputy supervisor for good reason. Ed has

I am writing to express my sincere appreciation for Ed Lachterman’s exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to serving our community as supervisor. His extensive managerial experience as a multi-business owner has prepared him to handle the challenges of this role

I am writing to commend Ed Lachterman for his practical approach to infrastructure maintenance in Yorktown. His commitment to securing, repairing and maintaining our existing infrastructure is truly remarkable. Ed understands that before we can implement new green options, we

Thank goodness for good government! Thank goodness that President Biden had the experience and compassion to navigate our country through the worst pandemic in our lifetime. Four years after the worldwide COVID shutdown, the U.S. is thriving. Our economy has

All those who voted for Tom Diana in November now must vote for Ed to see Yorktown move in the positive direction Tom Diana and the board envisioned. Tom chose Ed to be his deputy supervisor; now we must pick

In the March 12 edition of this paper. there were two letters of support for Ed Lachterman for supervisor. The first one, by Diane and Douglas Buschel, speaks in generalities about Mr. Lachterman’s knowledge of infrastructure. I would like to