Letters

There is no longer any serious doubt that climate change is mainly being caused by excessive greenhouse gas emissions from human sources and that it represents an extreme threat. It might have been assumed a number of years ago that

As a retired social worker and a professional with a disability, I would like to echo Iliana Berger’s letter last week (“Hochul Failed to Address State Home Care Shortage”) regarding fair wages for home care workers. My own recent experiences

For parents of children 18 months to four years old, please visit Croton Community Nursery School’s (CCNS) Open House this Saturday, Jan. 28 from 9 to 11 a.m. at 25 Van Wyck St. My son, Roland, is the third generation

Yorktown residents are frustrated by their town’s recent hit-and-miss, days late garbage service. At the Oct. 17, 2022, Town Board meeting regarding the award of a new garbage contract, Competitive Carting’s Brian Amico gave assurances, with former supervisor Michael Grace

Many thanks for your outstanding articles in The Putnam Examiner on the polluted wells in Putnam Valley and the lawsuit filed by our school district. I hope that your reporters will continue to investigate this matter as it appears that there

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s argument that the full state Senate must vote on whether to confirm her pick for chief judge and not a committee is correct. Hector LaSalle should be supported as the Supreme Court held in King v. Cuomo that

Regarding Patrick Mosman’s letter “There Has Always Been Climate Change; it’s Mother Nature at Work,” January 3-9, he is correct – climate is global and is not constant, it changes and always has.  That, however, does NOT preclude that changes

As you may know, I have been actively engaged in our community in various capacities since moving to Yorktown in 1988. I have served on many of the town’s volunteer boards, having been appointed and supported by elected officials from

Don’t shed any tears for the how much your state senator or Assemblymember will now earn. State employees earn between $28,000 and $102,500, averaging $54,500. They have to show up for work full-time year-round. No time to hold down a second

In her State of the State, Gov. Hochul excluded any commitment to end New York’s home care shortage by paying workers a fair wage – and ensured the shortage only worsens in the years to come. Older adults and disabled