Letters

At the Mar. 7 Mount Kisco Village Board meeting, the majority of the board, without sufficient public notice or input, voted to allow the installation of a 130-foot cell tower and the construction of a 550-foot-long, 12-foot-wide access road through

The breeze sings with delight across the lake’s surface.  Rippling water dancing to the soft sounds.  As with so much of our natural world  The lake gives, holds true to its reservoir roots. Nurturing, watering us, the land, the flowing

Though many would like to pretend that racism is a relic of the past, recent events make clear that it is a very contemporary concern. As members of the Ossining Community Equity Task Force, we are particularly appalled at bias

Shortly after the invasion of Ukraine, in addition to my concerns about the dangers to the Ukrainian people and the geopolitical situation, I became worried that fossil fuel corporations would exploit this situation, calling for more new drilling and infrastructure

As petitioning for the June primary gets underway, volunteers will be knocking on the doors of registered Democrats asking them to sign petitions to get their candidate on the ballot. Voters can only sign for one candidate and have it

As an expectant mother and young professional living in Westchester County, I’m particularly concerned about reasonably priced housing options and access to transit in our communities, which I believe were addressed in Gov. Hochul’s Transit Oriented Development proposal. On paper,

We shouldn’t be surprised when Russian athletes are caught doping. Especially since the nation of Russia was suspended from the 2014 Olympics due to widespread doping. Its athletes can now only compete as members of the Russian Olympic Committee. (A dubious distinction

A recent investigative report by state Sen. James Skoufis (D-Cornwall) concluded: “While reasonable incentives are occasionally necessary to attract or retain business, the extent to which IDAs have been providing questionable benefits brings into question whose interests are being served

Why should Con Edison be allowed to raise our rates while reporting obscene profits that exceeded $1.5 billion in 2021? The company has $63 million in assets. I have received numerous complaints from Greenburgh residents who are shocked at the enormous

In response to recent articles and editorials published in this paper, I thought it appropriate that the Town of Cortlandt provide a position statement on the possible dissolution of the Croton Justice Court. Simply put, the Town Board and I