Pasquale Noce
Pasquale Noce of Pleasantville passed away peacefully at home on Jan. 23 at the age of 92. He was born in the town of Fagnano Castello, Cosenza, Italia to the late Ernesto and Letizia Noce. Pasquale is survived by his
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Kathleen Berman
Kathleen Anne Berman (née Schelberg) of Chappaqua died unexpectedly at home on Jan. 16. Born Nov. 27, 1950, in Washington, D.C. to Sarah Jane Schelberg (née Jarboe) and William Vincent Schleberg, Kathy attended school first in Poughkeepsie and then in
Read MoreBarbara Jackson
Barbara Bruce Jackson (1939-2025) died at Westchester Medical Center on Jan. 22 after a fall at her home in Mount Kisco. A dedicated and inspiring English teacher who helped generations of youngsters get into college from Blind Brook High School
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A Few Westchester Restaurants to Try for 2025
By Morris Gut The food and dining scene in greater Westchester is as dynamic as ever in 2025. Here are a few places to visit in the new year. The Cobble Stone Brothers Scott and Craig Sala are the owners
Read MoreBipartisan Putnam Legislators Unite to Expose Corruption Among Colleagues
By Erin Lee Crowley, Bill Gouldman, Nancy Montgomery and Laura Russo In an era when trust in government feels more fragile than ever, we, four members of the Putnam County Legislature – three Republicans and one Democrat – stand united to
Read MoreWestchester Would Prosper With Sculti as its Next County Executive
I am writing to express my support for Christine Sculti in the upcoming special election for Westchester County Executive on Feb. 11. Sculti brings a wealth of experience and a clear vision for our county’s future. As a former chief
Read MoreWhere is Lawler on President’s Pardons of Insurrectionists?
I am appalled and horrified that the President decided to free all the convicted felons from the January 6 insurrection, without examining them on a case-by-case basis as he said he would do. The consequences of this action have yet to
Read MoreRep. Lawler: Will You Sit Idle on the January 6 Pardons?
An open letter to Mike Lawler, our representative in Washington for the 17th Congressional District: What do you plan to do about President Trump’s pardon of the January 6 rioters who assaulted police officers and his commutation of the sentences
Read MoreCorporations Must Be Held Accountable for Contributing to Climate Crisis
There is no “intense disagreement as to the contribution of fossil fuel consumption on the atmosphere and climate change” as suggested by Paul Jaffe in his recent letter to the editor (“Climate Change Superfund Act Will Do Nothing But Increase
Read MoreLawler is Silent When His Voice is Needed Most
Congressman Mike Lawler depends heavily on the Jewish vote in Rockland and Westchester counties. To garner their support, he stands with Israel against the agents of Iran. Last May, which was Jewish American Heritage Month, the House passed Lawler’s Antisemitism
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