Letters

Mark your calendar for the public hearing on Underhill Farm. This is your chance to be heard on this controversial development. The hearing is on Thursday, June 8 at 7 p.m. at the Nutrition Center on the lower floor of

I am a high school senior and I am deeply concerned about the climate crisis. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, many of our leaders in Albany have been dragging their feet on climate policies that address equity and affordability. Enter the

The use of DPW workers to patrol Mount Kisco’s hiking trails has to be the dumbest thing in the six years of the mayor’s reign, and a candidate who happens to be her clone thinks this is a good use

I have to strongly disagree with reader Rowan Lindley’s letter last week. (“Republican Debt Ceiling Bill Would Have Severe Negative Consequences”) She is only looking at a microscopic part of the problem. Cutting federal funding for colleges will have an impact

I am Erica Van Patten and I am married to Tom Luzio, a Democrat candidate for mayor of Mount Kisco. I have lived in this town for almost 18 years. I started my teaching career in 2006 at West Patent

It is always easy to find people opposed to change. They will throw everything at the wall and see what sticks. This irresponsible behavior is without regard for people that have built solid reputations and track records. In the case

Two important bills are pending in Albany that address our plastics crisis and our lawmakers must take swift action. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-South Salem) and Assemblywoman Deborah Glick (D-Manhattan) have addressed the critical issue of plastic pollution and packaging reduction by

I recently received word that the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council has added proposals to improve multiple roads in the 95th Assembly District to the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). I have pushed hard to represent the concerns of my constituents and

The price of everything is up everywhere. Inflation has hit record levels. And you know what that means: eventually, our taxes are going to rise, too. One way to try to keep taxes under control is for the town to

I am very disappointed that Rep. Mike Lawler supported the Republicans’ debt ceiling bill. He has said that he would be bipartisan, but this bill was the opposite of bipartisan. The cap on discretionary spending would effectively cut spending for almost