Letters

As the Federated Conservationists of Westchester County’s Gary Corwin environmental law intern, working in the intersection between land use, development and climate change, the negative impacts that the proposed Meadows at Briarcliff development will have on Pocantico Lake and a

Last week’s Examiner included Gov. Hochul’s thoughts with respect to the need for more housing in New York State. “Hochul pointed out that in many towns, land around train stations has increased in value,” the article stated. “And yet there’s

Regarding Martin Wilbur’s article last week on the Pocantico Lakes DEIS public hearing for the Meadows at Briarcliff proposed 31 homes adjacent to the Critical Environmental Area and county park, I want to correct one item in the otherwise accurate

The new Republican-led Congress is “deciding” whether they will raise the debt ceiling and what future spending cuts they’ll put into effect before raising the debt ceiling. This discussion is a false narrative. The debt ceiling addresses past spending on

The Mt Kisco Movie Theatre is such a gift to our village. I awaited its reopening with anticipation and have not been disappointed. The movies are first run, the theater has been beautifully refurbished and the seats are fresh and

Thanks again to intrepid reporter Abby Luby and The Examiner for investigating and publishing last week’s article about the Putnam Valley Fire Department environmental lawsuit. (“Putnam Valley Fire Dept. Files Show Cause Order for Illegal Dumping”) I have been politically

There is no longer any serious doubt that climate change is mainly being caused by excessive greenhouse gas emissions from human sources and that it represents an extreme threat. It might have been assumed a number of years ago that

As a retired social worker and a professional with a disability, I would like to echo Iliana Berger’s letter last week (“Hochul Failed to Address State Home Care Shortage”) regarding fair wages for home care workers. My own recent experiences

For parents of children 18 months to four years old, please visit Croton Community Nursery School’s (CCNS) Open House this Saturday, Jan. 28 from 9 to 11 a.m. at 25 Van Wyck St. My son, Roland, is the third generation

Yorktown residents are frustrated by their town’s recent hit-and-miss, days late garbage service. At the Oct. 17, 2022, Town Board meeting regarding the award of a new garbage contract, Competitive Carting’s Brian Amico gave assurances, with former supervisor Michael Grace