Letters

I am writing in response to the abrupt cancellation of the Mount Kisco candidate’s forum scheduled for Oct. 3, 2023. “Democracy is a rule of the people, for the people and by the people.” (Abraham Lincoln) Profound words that translate

There is absolutely no doubt that the Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) sheer neglect will result in the demise of Belden House, a peerless 1760 Carpenter Gothic structure. According to Jim Milgrew, DEP outreach director, the “DEP has no use for

The Examiner column of Aug. 29 touting the virtues of flying Breeze Airways out of Westchester County Airport reads more like an unabashed advertisement for the airline than legitimate travel news. And while I’ll acknowledge that I’ve flown in and

Once again, we find after the horrific mass murder in Jacksonville on Aug. 26 that the shooter purchased the weapons legally. We are reminded that we have to chip away at this epidemic of gun violence in our country with

The election season is underway. Voters will get to vote for mayor and two seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board on Nov. 7, and there will be early voting and absentee ballots available. The Democratic slate has three candidates: Lisa

Those who oppose new pipelines and drilling for oil also oppose the use and development of coal, shale, dams and nuclear as energy sources, all of which would be provided by investments by corporations. That would be while preferring to

Tired of hearing all the blather about how windmills are going to generate all the electricity we will need, thereby eliminating the use of fossil fuels? Then think about this: Electricity is a secondary source that we get from the

Governor Hochul signed the Save the Hudson bill, preventing Holtec from dumping radioactive wastewater into the Hudson! Congratulations and thank you, Gov. Hochul. Congratulations and thank you to Sen. Harckham and Assemblymember Levenberg for sponsoring the bill. Thank you to

Your story, “Phelps Hospital Caregiver Center Able to Grant a Dying Man’s Wish,” (July 25-31) offered a welcome, heartwarming perspective to all the negative and often misleading coverage of immigration this summer, as the lower Hudson Valley struggles with a

I read the co-authored opinion piece by Congressman Lawler and Assemblyman Matt Slater (“Legislative Efforts to Fight the Scourge of Fentanyl in Our Communities”) As a healthcare professional, I am glad to hear that our congressman and assemblyman want to