As a father of two daughters, I am writing to express my sincere gratitude to Assemblyman Matt Slater for his steadfast opposition to New York State’s proposal to broadly permit boys to compete on certain girls’ sports teams. This is
Read MoreIt’s almost every other week that I see Congressman Mike Lawler’s mobile office hours and Town Halls advertised. After a little careful research, I realized that he and his staff have made an appearance in virtually every town and village
Read MoreMTA Chairman Janno Lieber said that he will take Gov. Kathy Hochul at her word when she promised to restore the $15 billion cut from the transit agency’s $51 billion 2020-2024 Five-Year Capital Plan due to her pause of congestion
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Reboot” is an odd little novel. Its protagonist is David, who was in the cast of a hit teen TV show a generation before and is now bumbling through life battling alcohol, twice divorced, a not-all-that-present father, struggling
Read MoreFrank A. Olivieri of Spring Hill, Fla. and formerly of Ossining, passed away peacefully at home on July 14 after battling ALS. Frank was born on Jan. 26, 1951, in Tarrytown to Frank and Edna Olivieri. He married Pamela Anderson on
Read MoreYolanda A. Regina (née Lemme), affectionately known as Yolly, passed away on July 25 in Valhalla at the age of 95. Born on Jan. 27, 1929, in Brooklyn, Yolly led a life marked by diligence and dedication. Yolly attended P.S.
Read MoreOur hearts are broken over the loss of our son. Robert Christopher Westmoreland was born on Apr. 4, 1969, in White Plains, and passed away on July 21. Robert (Bob) attended Providence College and received a degree in math from SUNY
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Combustion-powered school buses aren’t like “The Magic School Bus” books for kids – full of the adventure of learning. In fact, they’re downright harmful to children. Diesel and gas school buses emit something called particulate emissions, in
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Once again, I hear about an admonition a realtor has received: Show me anything but a raised ranch! Many years ago I wrote a column with the long title, “The Raised Ranch, Love it, Leave it or
Read MoreDo you care about clean water for you and your family? Our congressman, Mike Lawler, apparently doesn’t. He recently voted for an appropriations bill for Fiscal Year 2025 that cuts 25 percent funding to the Drinking Water and Clean Water State Revolving
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