Letters

It is no secret that it’s difficult for older couples or single seniors to find suitable housing in Yorktown, where they enjoyed the company of their friends and their neighbors, their churches and familiar shopping close to home, not to

I was disappointed to see that my comments made during the Mount Kisco Village Board Work Sessions regarding the town’s walking trails were apparently taken out of context in the article (“Mount Kisco to Try DPW to Monitor Village’s Hiking

At least two recent letters to the editor complained about The Examiner’s fact checking climate denial and pronounced that “honest debate” should always be welcome. Assumedly, we should, thus, still be debating the existence of gravity, germ theory and how

Since my March letter to the editor related to two developments in Yorktown, Dorchester Glen and Underhill Farms, I have received additional information on Dorchester Glen that the public should be made aware of. The correct calculation for the recreation

In Yorktown, we’re fortunate to have a group of residents who care about our town and future. They don’t get a lot of applause, but they certainly deserve to for what they do, their expertise and all the hours they dedicate.

As the world continues to spin through these chaotic events such as our recovery from the pandemic, it is vital that we pay attention to the mental health of our young people. Adolescents and young adults are experiencing an unprecedented

Since the pandemic, mental health issues have taken a toll on society. The organization Mental Health America conducted a recent study, which revealed that from 2019 to 2020, 20.67 percent of adults experienced some form of mental health issue and 15.3

In these difficult economic times, it is important to patronize your favorite restaurants and honor the employees who make them a success. Let’s all celebrate the May 21 National Waiter and Waitress Day. Let your server(s), cooks and owners know how