Letters

No matter how well-intentioned one might think Congressman Lawler is, his party is unable to function. The Republican Party cannot govern itself. The Republican Party cannot even elect a speaker. How can we expect it to govern the country? It

Who are you voting for in Yorktown? Evidence of the poor performance of the current Town Board is abundant: increased costs from the garbage fiasco; homes flooded from failure to clear town-owned watercourses; failure to rein in out-of-control ATV/dirt bike

Yorktown experience means everything! As a longtime resident of Yorktown, I feel that one of the most important traits a candidate for office should have is an institutional knowledge of the town they want to serve. The slate of Diana, Lachterman, Murphy, Raniolo

Diana Quast has been our town clerk for eight years; there is no one who is more qualified than she is to continue the job. Diana serves this town faithfully every day helping as many residents as she can. She

Being called a liar on social media is a strange and upsetting experience. This is especially true if you are a dedicated environmental volunteer and your accuser is an elected official. Lisa Cerbone Abzun, who is seeking the office of Mount

It is time for my neighbors in Mount Pleasant to vote for change on the Town Board. Concerns about increased traffic congestion, noise and deteriorating quality of life caused by rampant development in Mount Pleasant have fallen on deaf ears

I know it is cliche to say this is the most important election for the Village of Mount Kisco, but it really is the most important election for the Village of Mount Kisco. It will determine one of two very

Congressman Mike Lawler is making the rounds trying to distance himself from his fellow Republicans who have plunged the U.S. House into chaos. It’s important for all of us to recognize that regardless of Lawler’s personal opinions, structurally, his mere

The House of Representatives was thrown into chaos for the fourth time this year by the same eight representatives that Rep. Mike Lawler calls “lunatics.” They are less than 2 percent of the House but they get to make all

In a July edition of The Examiner, Lisa Abzun’s professional political consultant attacked former mayor J. Michael Cindrich. Political operative Tony Marino is quoted as saying “the track record of our opponent (Cindrich) of being a Republican at one point,