Letters

According to the most recent U.S. census, about one out of every five Yorktown residents is 65 years or older. This is a higher percentage of the population than Westchester County, New York State and the country as a whole.

It is unfortunate that the American people have become a nation of sheep being herded into a corral of sameness by the administrative border collies, unelected bureaucrats, writing rules and regulations as to what type of washer/dryer (cold wash only), what type of

As the state legislature’s 2023 session rushes to a close, an urgent issue demands attention, addressed by the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act (A5322/S4246) and the Bigger Better Bottle Bill (A6353/S237). We are drowning in waste and are facing

I have been blessed to be a member of the Mount Kisco community my whole life. Since we were children, my sister Pat Reilly and I have volunteered on and led committees, commissions and boards knowing that we must be

The residents of Mount Kisco must immediately become involved, informed and outspoken. The Village Board is in the process of rezoning neighborhoods from single family to multifamily. This will forever change the Village of Mount Kisco. At the Democratic mayoral

I believe Susan Siegel is wrong. Underhill Farm has the solution to fix the dangerous Route118-Underhill Avenue intersection as agreed to by the Department of Transportation and Yorktown government leaders. But Ms. Siegel doesn’t want it despite the fact Underhill

In a letter by Patrick Mosman titled “There Should Be Debate When it Comes to Climate Change,” (May 16) he claims that there has been no scientific debate reported in the newspapers on this issue as there was over quantum

Rep. Mike Lawler has introduced a bill (H.R.3704) that would ban ranked choice voting in federal elections. How regressive! Candidates who have won elections with ranked choice voting captured the majority, not just the plurality, of votes as is often

I am writing to share my reflections on last week’s Mount Kisco Democratic mayoral primary debate between Tom Luzio and Lisa Abzun. As a Democratic district leader and an engaged member of this community, I witnessed firsthand the diametric dissimilar

In response to the May 30 article, “Pleasantville Moratorium Ends in Two Months: What’s Next?” I note that this question is posed after consultants indicated that Pleasantville can handle additional residential development of at least another 7 percent. We as