Letters

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

The Community Food Pantry at St. Mary’s was so blessed this holiday season by the generosity of the community. On Thanksgiving over 300 families received a turkey and all the makings for a Thanksgiving dinner. This was made possible by the

Congressman Mike Lawler says he is a staunch supporter and defender of Israel. He has spoken out against antisemitism and introduced a bill to deal with antisemitism on college campuses. In early December, House Speaker Mike Johnson headlined a fundraiser

As we enter a new year, I propose a resolution: Let our focus for 2024 be on mental health. Let’s make a collective commitment to prioritize not only our own mental well-being, but also that of our family, friends and

Having read the article last week about the interview with Congressman Mike Lawler (“Our In-Depth Sit-Down Interview with Congressman Mike Lawler”), I appreciated The Examiner’s persistence in getting him to finally speak on the record. As the article noted, Lawler is

Coincidence or foul play with the venerable North Castle Eagle? One look at the letters to the editor shows a myopic Democrat/leftist view by a majority in this area of the country. Anyone who tows the line, “It’s a waste

George Latimer is running for Congress and I am pleased to support him based on his record and continuous efforts to help us in the City of White Plains. George Latimer is always accessible. Whatever the issue is, he will

Yorktown Community Help, established in the mid-1960s as an entirely volunteer food pantry dedicated exclusively to Yorktown residents, depends on the generosity of its financial donors. In my role as a director of the Yorktown Community Help Food Pantry, and

At the recent Yorktown Town Board meeting to present the 2024 budget, where accolades were offered to many, there was, as they say, a very large elephant in the room that inexplicably went unmentioned. The first clue comes from the

As discussed in your Northern Westchester Examiner article last week “Homeless Shelter in Peekskill May Soon Need New Home,” Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill (CHHOP) once again faces the challenge of building an urgently needed and much