Letters

Across New York State, nearly 124,000 parents, infants and young children could be turned away from WIC, a federal nutrition program designed specifically to help pregnant women and new moms afford essentials such as formula, milk and fresh produce. That’s because higher-than-expected

On Dec. 14, in a party line 221-212 vote, Mike Lawler joined House Republicans to pass a resolution to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into the alleged foreign business dealings of the family of President Joe Biden. Despite no evidence

I would like to take this opportunity to express my thanks and appreciation to Metro-North for building elevators at both the Scarsdale and Hartsdale train stations and at other stations along the Harlem line. These elevators are already a big

I applaud Chappaqua parents for supporting diversity, equity and inclusion principles as they demand changes to a curriculum potentially eliciting antisemitic bias (“Chappaqua Schools Redesigning Israeli-Palestinian Curriculum,” (December 26-January 1, The Examiner). Such actions resonate when compared to how conservative states

Dear Croton Residents, We have an election this year in our beloved Village of Croton with two Village Board seats up for election in November. If you are interested in running for election for one of those seats and would like

Two of your letters to the editor in last week’s issue criticize Congressman Lawler and those who agree with the objective of wanting America to be great again. Lawler is hardly a radical or irrational person, except for those, perhaps

A New Year’s resolution I intend to keep is to help elect George Latimer to Congress. Westchester deserves someone who shows up ready to do the work. One need not look hard to see what George has accomplished for the

This is in response to Robert Liebman’s letter to the editor in the Jan. 2 edition. (“Despite Continued Denial, Threat of Climate Catastrophe Remains Real”) What did Joe Biden do the first day in office? In case you forgot, he

As a resident of the Hudson Valley, I am proud to be represented by Congressman Mike Lawler, a true embodiment of bipartisan, common-sense leadership. In a political climate often marred by division, Congressman Lawler stands out as a beacon of

Last week’s article about your interview with Rep. Mike Lawler made the interesting point that he votes against party leadership more often than most representatives, and drew on that fact to suggest that Lawler is not MAGA. The same facts