Letters

In listening to my neighbors in Yorktown, there are five items that continually come up – contributions to political campaigns, ethics, development, infrastructure and one-party rule. Let’s take them in order. Contributions to political campaigns. Contributions to political campaigns have been made in our

I was surprised to see the Apr. 2 letter asserting that our congressman, Rep. Mike Lawler, plans to cut Social Security and Medicare (“Lawler’s Promise to Preserve Social Security is Hard to Believe”). Voters saw Lawler’s interview on “Morning Joe” last

As a physician who has dedicated more than two decades to serving patients in the Hudson Valley region, I am disheartened by the implications in a Mar. 18 article that our Optum clinicians and staff are anything other than the hard-working, ethical

It is a shame that during an election, opponents attack the person they are running against. I read some comments about Ed Lachterman that I can say are patently false. What I can tell you about Ed is that he is

If elected, will Donald Trump manipulate democracy and the rule of law to strengthen his power? Will he explicitly use the justice system to take revenge on his “enemies?” Here’s one hint he gave us: “If I happen to be President

Don’t listen to what Rep. Mike Lawler says about clean water. (“Lawler Brings Back Nearly $36M in Federal Funds for Infrastructure Needs,” Mar. 28) Instead, watch how Lawler votes in Congress against our clean water. Lawler voted for the Creating Confidence in

A “Republican” letter writer from Peekskill wrote in the March 19-25 edition that anyone who supports Trump, including Congressman Mike Lawler, reeks of authoritarianism. The Democrats are about to unjustly seize Trump’s property. Tell me again, ma’am, which party is

As chair of the Greenburgh Democratic Committee, I want to report that our party’s Executive Committee voted in February to endorse George Latimer for Congress in the 16th Congressional District. George has served us well for decades in public office,

I am writing as a concerned Yorktown resident to urge Republicans to look beyond party affiliation when voting in our upcoming special election for town supervisor on Apr. 16 and consider voting for Jann Mirchandani. While you may agree with the national Republican Party

I cast my ballot in the Democratic primary for President of the United States on Mar. 26. There were no lines. Between Saturday and Tuesday night less than 140 people had cast their ballots in early voting at Greenburgh Town Hall