Letters

Dear Fellow Yorktowner, Given my time devoted to Yorktown issues, I feel compelled to talk about the issues that apply to local government decisions. The so-called national issues are very different and separate from local town issues. Ideally, to be

At its meeting/workshop on Aug. 17, the Kent Town Board conferred a significant monetary benefit on the owner of a landlocked property bordering the town’s property at 25 Sybil’s Crossing. By voting to grant an easement over the access to

As a 20-year law enforcement veteran, president of the White Plains PBA and Yorktown resident, I want to thank Assemblyman Matt Slater for his No Parole for Cop Killers legislation, and continued support for law enforcement. After reading a misguided

Mr. Davis’s ill-advised call for the resignation of Tom Curley from the New Castle Planning Board should be unequivocally rejected. (“No. Greeley Developer Calls on New Castle Planning Member to Resign,” Aug. 15-21) The 50 North Greeley matter is not

As a reader of The Examiner, I sincerely hope that last week’s op-ed trumpeting the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act and the Biden economy (“Inflation Reduction Act Has Been an Enormous Benefit to Nation’s Economy”) was inadvertently diverted from

If Rep. Mike Lawler is so opposed to the cap on the SALT deduction, why did he work to get Donald Trump re-elected in 2020? In 2017, Donald Trump and congressional Republicans passed a tax bill capping the SALT deduction

I’m trying to understand the concern expressed by Congressman Mike Lawler for the 61 percent of New Yorkers who are worried about becoming victims of a crime, according to a recent poll from the Siena College Research Institute. Though Mr.

In his Aug. 8 letter “Clean Energy Comes with the Risk of Failing to Meet Electricity Demand,” Patrick Mosman refers to solar and wind energy as “non-reliable.” While these clean energy sources are intermittent, when coupled with energy storage devices

As a parent and community member, public safety is personal to me. I want to know that the streets my kids walk on are protected and that our neighborhood is secure. I understand that the surest way to reduce crime

It is unbelievable that the New York State Board of Elections would approve a new machine for us to vote on that is a touchscreen machine. However, this was not a unanimous vote for ExpressVote XL. For over 10 years