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I was reading your newspaper and came across a guest column on page 11 in last week’s issue about the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce (“Yorktown Chamber of Commerce: A Story of Transformation and Growth”). I am glad that they decided
Read MoreI’m writing about glue traps. Rodent management can be necessary; however, inflicting intense and prolonged suffering is barbaric. Animals stuck on glue traps panic and struggle, causing them to become further ensnarled. Often, the glue tears off their skin, feathers or
Read MoreAfter missing out on a chance to peer into The Examiner’s crystal ball at the end of 2023, we’ve returned in time for the new year to look ahead and think out loud about some of the things we’d like
Read MoreIn Aftermath of CEO Murder, Let’s Condemn Violence and Seek Solutions This is the 18th installment in an investigative series, launched in December 2022, about CareMount/Optum/UnitedHealth and broader concerns about corporate medical care. By Adam Stone It’s been exactly two
Read More“Aged wine” is a rather open-ended term lacking any specificity to a particular bottling. Your concept of aging may be a matter of a few days – or hours. Mine may be several decades. While one consumer may not have
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Considering how content I am today as a family- and home-centered person, it’s almost difficult for me to remember my first holiday season in New York City. As a new college graduate, it would be the place
Read MoreBy Paul E. Jonke I was a little surprised to read Phyllis Brooks’ letter to the editor that criticized my “leadership style.” This letter is suspicious because this “person” owns no property in Putnam County, has never attended a legislative
Read MoreWhen we took over the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce three years ago, the organization faced immense challenges. Membership had dwindled to just 60 paying members, its reputation had faltered and it struggled to meet the evolving needs of local businesses.
Read MoreI am writing in response to a letter last week written by Nicholas Kuvach titled “A Pardon for January 6 Attackers Would Be an Outrage.” Nick, you got it all wrong. A pardon for most of the January 6 protesters
Read MoreWhen I was 12 years old, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Today, at 34, I live with my mom, who helps care for me. Even with her help, I have essential health care needs that I’m fortunate to
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