If someone thinks their position is right and good, they ought to be able to defend it with nothing but the truth. It saddens me to have to respond to so many misrepresentations regarding these systems that Ms. Anderson referred to
Read MoreMrs. Margaret “Maggie” Kolvenbach died peacefully on Oct. 18 at the age of 87. Maggie is survived by her husband of 62 years, Gordon. She was mother to six children: Mary Hacopian, her husband Hamo and their children Alex, Emily
Read MoreBy Scott Levine It’s a funny thing about the moon’s phases. They don’t care about our calendar. Even though the word “month” comes from an old Germanic word for the time it takes for the moon to orbit earth, our
Read MoreI would like to take this opportunity to commend Norma Drummond, Westchester County commissioner of planning, for doing an outstanding job overseeing the Westchester County Census responses. Thanks to her hard work, eight communities in Westchester had a response rate of
Read MoreWhy is Pat Longobucco is running for Putnam Valley town justice? He is not qualified to judge us. He’s had IRS liens brought against him for not paying his income taxes. He had a default judgment brought against him by Bank
Read MoreI have been in favor of a sewer project in Shenorock for years and encourage everyone to vote in favor of this project. Our communities are far too densely populated to continue using septic systems (even if they are properly
Read MoreRe: The Yorktown Chamber of Commerce’s Oct. 13-19 letter about chronic vacancies and the town’s proposed law to require the owners of vacant buildings to report to the town. We all agree on the same end: The need to find
Read MoreWestchester County doesn’t offer the same housing opportunities as it did 30 years ago. Now, between substantial student loan debt and low-paying entry level positions, the majority of my generation can’t imagine purchasing real estate at 29 –my age now
Read MoreThe massive Ivy Pool-Sabrina Charney Hull 997-unit redevelopment plan in Chappaqua is now opposed by almost 900 signatories on the Chazin petition. The Chappaqua Board of Education opposes this ill-conceived plan that would dramatically change the character of the town, endanger
Read MoreNew Castle is in the process of planning Chappaqua’s future, through a major rezoning effort that will allow buildings up to five stories tall in the hamlet, forever changing life in the community. This is being done despite the
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