In regard to the recent article relating to the New Castle “Inclusion and Belonging Committee,” (June 18-24) I can’t believe that government persists in attempting to regulate or control opinion and disagreement, however confrontational and non-violent it may be. The
Read MoreI’m writing this in support of Donna Diana’s candidacy for the Yorktown Town Board. I feel that she would be an excellent choice to fill the vacant seat. I think she would represent the needs and concerns of the people
Read MoreWe recently saw Kathy Hochul and Albany Democrats finally give up on the so-called “congestion pricing plan” they’ve been trying to shove down our throats. They abandoned their plan to charge drivers $15 to enter lower Manhattan. Before we start
Read MoreThere is only one candidate for the Yorktown Town Board who has the experience and the know-how to be ready to do the job from Day One, and that is Susan Siegel. Susan Siegel was a Yorktown town supervisor and
Read MoreI am pleased that the American Chemistry Council (ACC) has been taking out full-page advertisements in your newspapers, because I want to see newspapers succeed and by paying you the ACC is helping your paper survive. However, I am 100 percent
Read MoreThe important vote small towns have is always the local elections. Every vote cast funnels up to the county, city, state and federal level, but the first vote impacts us on the town level where we have local power. We know
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli After 44 years of teaching music at Horace Greeley High School, Dr. Raymond Lucia is putting down his baton this week. Since learning of an open position at the Chappaqua school in The New York Times ad
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera As a realtor who has shown many homes in my years in the business, I’ve opened a lot of doors and clutched a lot of doorknobs. Except for those dastardly swinging doors, which I never liked and
Read MoreMaria Rosaria Loffredo (nee Bettino) was born on Oct. 4, 1936, in Piedimonte Matese, Italy. She was the second oldest of seven born to Maria (nee Falcigno) and Luigi Bettino. She died on June 19 at 87. Her early life was
Read MoreBy Mary K. Spengler Many Westchester residents struggle to find a balance between work and home responsibilities. Those who fall in the “sandwich generation,” typically qualified as those in their 30s or 40s, can find themselves with the unique role
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