I was surprised to see the Apr. 2 letter asserting that our congressman, Rep. Mike Lawler, plans to cut Social Security and Medicare (“Lawler’s Promise to Preserve Social Security is Hard to Believe”). Voters saw Lawler’s interview on “Morning Joe” last
Read MoreIn listening to my neighbors in Yorktown, there are five items that continually come up – contributions to political campaigns, ethics, development, infrastructure and one-party rule. Let’s take them in order. Contributions to political campaigns. Contributions to political campaigns have been made in our
Read MoreIf elected, will Donald Trump manipulate democracy and the rule of law to strengthen his power? Will he explicitly use the justice system to take revenge on his “enemies?” Here’s one hint he gave us: “If I happen to be President
Read MoreAs a physician who has dedicated more than two decades to serving patients in the Hudson Valley region, I am disheartened by the implications in a Mar. 18 article that our Optum clinicians and staff are anything other than the hard-working, ethical
Read MoreIt is a shame that during an election, opponents attack the person they are running against. I read some comments about Ed Lachterman that I can say are patently false. What I can tell you about Ed is that he is
Read MoreDon’t listen to what Rep. Mike Lawler says about clean water. (“Lawler Brings Back Nearly $36M in Federal Funds for Infrastructure Needs,” Mar. 28) Instead, watch how Lawler votes in Congress against our clean water. Lawler voted for the Creating Confidence in
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD faced two questions entering the 2024 season as the Sailors had to replace their graduated starters and welcome a new coach as veteran head man Rob Molfetta retired. Through five games, the Sailors have made
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Three Presidents showed up in New York City, all at the same time and at the same place, with Stephen Colbert directing the conversation as if this was a talk show, which it kind of was, on
Read MoreBy Gail Fattizzi The public has recently been blasted with headlines reporting a landmark lawsuit settlement between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and home sellers in Missouri. While many realtors have reservations about the settlement itself, I am more
Read MoreBy Shokoofeh Rajabzadeh and Leslie Horn Peterson The Town of New Castle is considering a law that would impose a $500 fee for groups to obtain a permit to exercise the constitutionally guaranteed right to protest. Groups would also be
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