Letters

Last week, our congressman Rep. Mike Lawler, held mobile office hours in Yorktown. I was with a small group who met with Mr. Lawler’s very attentive chief of staff. We talked about a variety of issues of concern to us,

Hair Design Center began 46 years ago, and in that time, we have seen upwards of three generations come through our doors. I would like to thank each and every one of you who patronized our business for nearly five

Holtec Vice President Rich Burroni may not want us to use the term “dumping” about the company’s planned release of radioactive water into the Hudson River this summer. But whatever you call it, the point is that it’s a bad

I am a 39-year resident of the hamlet of Carmel. About 35 years ago, I along with many residents, began to reach out to county government asking that the dangerous conditions existing on the section of Fair Street (a county road)

Methamphetamine, or meth, is a powerful stimulant that gives the user a strong euphoric and energizing high. Methamphetamine was first developed in 1893 and was used in World War II to keep the men of the Allies and Axis forces awake.

I have been a resident of Westchester County for over 48 years. I have always enjoyed walking the trails in the Rockefeller preserve. I love the beauty and serenity that Pocantico Lake County Park provides. I spoke at the public

We are parents, daycare providers, teachers and workers who – together – are raising the next generation of Westchester residents. Every day, we entrust our school district with our children’s safety. Of course, we expect them to take every necessary

Recently, I provided testimony at a hearing held by the New York State Independent Redistricting Commission (NYIRC) regarding the potential redrawing of the lines for the state Assembly. During my testimony, I encouraged the commission to preserve the core of

I was glad to read Lisa Woodward’s column in last week’s paper (“Clear-Cutting in Yorktown: What’s the Point of Having a Tree Ordinance?”) The clear-cutting of trees around Yorktown is indeed horrendous! There is a tree ordinance on the books

In the letter by Mark Jones (“Mahopac Mascot Change Would Also Require Changing Hamlet Name, January 10-16), which I read very carefully about the issue of the Mahopac High School Native American mascot, I was very happy that we have