Until someone is put in a position to lead, it’s difficult to assess how that person will handle the responsibilities. During his eight years as a councilman, Tom Diana never stood out, but he stood by his convictions and earned

Oftentimes change can be constructive, whether it’s within the private sector, an organization or a local government. Having the same types of voices year after year can cause stagnation, and new ones can bring a fresh perspective. That is what

Presented with a full choice of two mayoral candidates and four Village Board hopefuls, there is plenty riding on next week’s Mount Kisco elections. Within the past two years, there has been a sudden burst of involvement in the village

North Castle voters are in the enviable position this year to not only have a full array of candidates on Election Day, but the ballot is filled with capable people who are seemingly there for the right reasons. Republican Councilwoman

There are always reasons to delay spending money, especially when the price tag is significant and there are competing needs. But there is no price that can be put on safety, in this case the well-being of New Castle Fire

By Jennie Sunshine It could be a disaster. That’s the only conclusion I can make after attending the Mar. 8 Planning Board work session called to specifically address the Soundview/Underhill project at Yorktown Town Hall with the Town Board, Conservation

For many people, the dwindling number of days in the year once Christmas is over means it’s time for fresh resolutions, most of which are likely doomed to fail or be abandoned before January is through. At The Examiner, we

For the first time in eight years Andrea Stewart-Cousins has general election competition. In that time, the Yonkers resident has become Senate majority leader, the first woman to attain that post in New York State. Her district has also shifted

It’s a bit unusual to find a five-term congressman in this part of the country crisscrossing the district in the waning stages of the campaign hoping to win over voters. But as the 2022 campaign hits its final week, that’s