I am writing to voice my unwavering support for Kathy Kahng, the ideal candidate for Putnam County legislator in District 3. I’ve had the experience of volunteering with Kahng on the Kent Conservation Advisory Committee’s Climate Smart Task Force. Kahng’s accomplishments
Read MoreBy Baila Lemonik, Dan Stoller, Celeste Theis and Margaret Yonco-Haines Washington is broken, and Congressman Mike Lawler isn’t doing anything about it. Recently, a group of MAGA Republicans in Congress led a successful effort to remove their own leader, U.S.
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Readers may find me odd when I confess that what I miss most about no longer having a property to tend to is the opportunity to indulge in my most therapeutic outdoor chore, weeding. Yes, I loved
Read MoreBy Scott Levine The last time we were together, we stepped out and tracked down the Summer Triangle. As the leaves gather at our feet and ghosts and goblins fill our streets, I thought it’d be fun to check back
Read MoreThere haven’t been many contested elections in Mount Kisco’s recent history, but the village’s political scene has made up for that dry spell this year. What started out as a campaign mainly over the potential relocation of a cell tower
Read MoreRobert (Bob) Luther Rohrbach, a proud veteran, loving family man and dedicated community member, passed away peacefully on Oct. 21 in Somers. He was 95. Born on May 21, 1928, in Queens to Arthur and Theresa (Luther) Rohrbach, Bob’s life
Read MoreUntil someone is put in a position to lead, it’s difficult to assess how that person will handle the responsibilities. During his eight years as a councilman, Tom Diana never stood out, but he stood by his convictions and earned
Read MoreOftentimes change can be constructive, whether it’s within the private sector, an organization or a local government. Having the same types of voices year after year can cause stagnation, and new ones can bring a fresh perspective. That is what
Read MoreThe Town of Cortlandt seemingly hasn’t missed a beat since Linda Puglisi decided to call it a career two years ago following a remarkable three-decade run, thanks to the leadership of Supervisor Dr. Richard Becker, who was handed the baton
Read MoreNorth Castle voters are in the enviable position this year to not only have a full array of candidates on Election Day, but the ballot is filled with capable people who are seemingly there for the right reasons. Republican Councilwoman
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