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PoliticsThe Northern Westchester Examiner

McKenzie, Becker, Scorrano Elected New Leaders in Northern Westchester

November 3, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt,  Peekskill,  Somers

Voters elected new leaders in Peekskill, Cortlandt and Somers last night. In Peekskill, Councilwoman Vivian McKenzie made history as the first Black female mayor in the city, besting Republican challenger Emiliano Perez, 2,374 (60%) to 1,211 (40%). Conor Greene picked

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GovernmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Puglisi Delivers Last Budget as Cortlandt Supervisor

November 2, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt

Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi delivered her 31st and last budget last week with another proposed zero tax levy increase for 2022. Puglisi, who served four years as a councilwoman before being elected the town’s chief executive in 1991, is retiring

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Election 2021

Cortlandt Will Be in Good Hands With Becker in Charge

October 26, 2021 Martin Wilbur Cortlandt

Following someone who has put together the kind of record Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi has during her 30-year tenure is not an easy task, but Councilman Dr. Richard Becker has an impressive resume himself, and is more than qualified to

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Arts & EntertainmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Tree Dedicated in Cortlandt for Former Town Justice Klein

October 15, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt

  Former Cortlandt Town Justice Gerald Klein was lauded Friday “as a truly special man” during a tree memorial dedication at Cortlandt Town Hall. Klein, who served on the bench in Cortlandt for 28 years, died November 13, 2020 at

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GovernmentHealthThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Puglisi Defends Use of Cortlandt’s Emergency Phone System

October 14, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt

Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi defended her recent use of the town’s emergency CodeRED notification system, stressing “it was the right thing to do” during the COVID-19 pandemic. Puglisi, who is retiring at the end of 2021 after a 30-year run

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GovernmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Cortlandt Comptroller Insists GOP Chair’s Budget Claims Don’t Add Up

October 7, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt

One of the hallmarks of Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi’s 30-year administration has been the town’s financial record, but Cortlandt Republican Committee Chairman Daniel Pagano is charging the picture isn’t as rosy as painted. Pagano, an attorney who took out a

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BusinessHealthThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Nurses Demand Contract from NY-Presbyterian/HV Hospital

October 6, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt,  NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital

By Rick Pezzullo Since December 2018, an estimated 260 nurses employed at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt have been seeking a new contract. Frustrated from stalled negotiations and weary from working shifts throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with reduced staff,

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Letters

Stewardship of Cortlandt’s Budget Has Left Town in Difficult Straits

October 5, 2021 Examiner Media Cortlandt

I am going to stick to the facts and not the personal partisan politics of Ms. Slippen, in her attempt to fool and deceive the town residents last week. The strange thing is that she does not confront the issues

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Letters

Cortlandt Must Stop Borrowing From Savings to Balance Budget

October 4, 2021 Examiner Media Cortlandt

Let’s be clear, and this is the biggest difference between the town and a school district, school budgets are voted on, town budgets are not. The Town of Cortlandt does not hold budget sessions open to the public, barring one

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EnvironmentGovernmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Cortlandt Pumps the Brakes on Solar Farm Projects

September 29, 2021 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt

By Rick Pezzullo The Cortlandt Town Board voted unanimously last week to pass a nine-month moratorium on Tier 3 Ground Mounted Solar Farms. Although board members maintained the move was not targeted at slowing down a controversial solar farm within

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