I am a member of the Westchester Alliance for Sustainable Solutions (WASS), based in Peekskill, where 90 percent of Westchester’s garbage is burned. As a Hastings-on-Hudson resident, I don’t see the plumes rising from the stack at Wheelabrator, but I
Read MoreBy Barbara Kay In his debut novel, “Hildy’s Promise,” former sports journalist and current tennis coach Richard Finn married his lifelong love of mysteries and sports in a “page-turning” fashion. Having grown up surrounded by mystery books such as The
Read MoreRoads are an ongoing concern in my district and throughout this region of New York State. I am reaching out with an update regarding the study of Route 9A in the vicinity of Ossining and Briarcliff, undertaken to develop recommendations
Read MorePeekskill’s Wheelabrator, you’re over the hill. Or maybe I should call you Resco or Win-Waste; you’ve had all these names in your long life. I’m sorry I don’t have warmer words to commemorate your 40th birthday, but the truth has
Read MoreI am a lifelong New Yorker currently living in South Salem. I was troubled, and now horrified, by the radical right turn taken by the Republican Party. I come from a generation where Democrats and Republicans worked together to pass
Read MoreI’d like to thank Congressman Mike Lawler for his work to pass the SHIP Act, a critical piece of bipartisan legislation designed to sanction Iran’s illicit oil trade, whose proceeds are used to fund terrorist proxies across the Middle East.
Read MoreBy George F. Calvi It mystifies me that in a recently filed lawsuit a seemingly self-appointed group of spokespersons on behalf of all citizens of Hispanic heritage, mostly from the Village of Sleepy Hollow, claim because Democrats rarely, if ever,
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new budget proposal to cut the state’s funding for clean water infrastructure in half, from $500 million to $250 million, could potentially create funding delays for key sewage and water treatment and drinking water
Read MoreRobert Gregory James of Stamford, Conn. and formerly of Chappaqua passed peacefully on Jan. 21 at age 98. Born in Ord, Neb. in 1925, he was the ninth and youngest child of Earnest James and Cora Gregory. He graduated from
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I moved from an 18th century home in Yorktown Heights with fireplaces in every room but the kitchen and bathroom to a new condominium in Trump Park, I was disappointed to find that the top-floor unit
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