Letters

Should Republicans win federally in November’s election, they plan in Project 2025, a frightening fascist takeover of our country to eliminate many of our freedoms, rights and assistances including health care’s coverage for pre-existing conditions. I’m a senior with COPD

In 2021, New York State made a prudent decision by closing the Indian Point nuclear facility. The plant’s outdated water-cooling system was responsible for killing over a billion fish and their larvae annually, its spent nuclear fuel pools leaked radioactive

I’m writing to encourage my fellow Americans to re-elect Congressman Mike Lawler this November. Whatever your party registration may be, I’ve seen firsthand that Lawler never turns away a tough question from constituents, he’s willing to sit down and get

With respect to the proposed mural in downtown Chappaqua, one can only imagine what the woke New Castle Town Board or designated committee will approve. At a minimum, depicted will be a pile of trashed gas-powered leaf blowers surrounded by

Republicans for Harris – including dozens of former GOP governors, cabinet members and congressional representatives – is a powerful pro-democracy idea because it does not aim to convert one party to the beliefs and policies of the other. The goal is

With all the chaos in the world of politics, we, unfortunately, often do not expect much of our leaders these days. A reliable exception is Congressman Mike Lawler, who has managed to serve our district admirably without falling victim to

Congressman Mike Lawler constantly spins the truth. Let’s start with Lawler’s written pledge dated Oct. 7, 2022, to the extremist group Moms for Liberty actively trying to ban books nationwide. Lawler endorsed Christine Sculty, the founder of Westchester Save Our

A trending hashtag in recent years, #GirlDad, was made popular by the very proud fathers of girls and women that helped propel the self-esteem of females everywhere. No longer was it just the boys of the family that made their dads

An existential threat refers to something ceasing to exist. Sadly, the Town of Carmel draft Comprehensive Plan (aka Master Plan) and its proposed zoning changes create that threat to the town. This 10-year plan mandates a long list of socialist

Most, if not all, households will, with the approach of a national election, consider what are called “kitchen table issues.” These include, of course, the cost of providing light and heat in our homes. What have we seen since Indian