Letters

It’s time to approve the Underhill Farm project. Yorktown’s Planning Board has provided close scrutiny of the proposal for the last 15 months, and there have been more than 25 meetings about it. Development plans have been extensively outlined. Questions

Rep. Mike Lawler has voted for deep cuts for veterans’ benefits. When he writes about “setting the record straight,” he is using politician doubletalk to try to confuse us. Here are the facts: the Limit, Save, Grow Act called for

I want to thank Aaron Bock for his efforts on Yorktown’s Planning Board. While the rest of the Planning Board have openly stated that the major issues regarding Underhill Farm development have been settled, Bock has the integrity to still

Like most residents of Mount Kisco, I have been closely following the race for mayor. I became aware of the disproven allegations of fraudulent signatures brought against Tom Luzio by Lisa Abzun back in April. A few weeks later, it

With regard to Robert Liebman’s letter “Global Warming Debate Kept Alive to Protect Profits, Prevent Regulations,” June 6-12, I find it a bit disconcerting that he advocates that in order to halt global warming certain civil liberties and constitutional rights

We applaud the State Education Department (SED) on their framework for creating safe and affirming school environments for transgender and gender expansive (TGE) students. As the vice president of education and training for Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic (PPHP), my team

I strongly support Lisa Abzun for mayor of Mount Kisco. Her experiences, talents and calm, caring personality have been described in letters, articles and on social media. This letter is to explain why her opponent has not won me over.

I write to invite students from across the 95th Assembly District to apply for summer internships in my office. I hope to continue the robust internship program maintained by my predecessor, the Honorable Sandy Galef. So many people involved in

This is in response to last week’s letter to the editor from several Putnam organizations, including the Putnam Progressives. This definition of racism is taken directly from http://www.britannica.com: “racism, also called racialism, the belief that humans may be divided into separate

The district leaders of the Mount Kisco Democratic Committee voted, by a two-thirds majority, to endorse Thomas Luzio, a former deputy assistant attorney general, for election to the office of mayor of our town. We did this primarily because his answers