Letters

I write today because Congressman Mike Lawler has recently said Democrats hate America. Well, I am a disabled services provider and advocate, community volunteer, historical speaker, lifelong Putnam County resident and proud Democrat. I can say with my whole heart

By Daria Gregg Right now, before the local governments of the towns of Ossining, Cortlandt and New Castle and the villages of Ossining and Croton-on-Hudson, is a proposal to form what is called overlay zoning on the watersheds, the land

The Pleasantville Village Board held a special work session on Aug. 1 as an open forum for comment on the proposal to move forward with a new village pool. I attended as a member of the task force appointed four

Voters in New York’s 17th Congressional District will have the opportunity to vote for a candidate with a lifetime score of 100 percent on the League of Conservation Voters’ environmental scorecard. That candidate is Mondaire Jones. Having such a strong

State Senate candidate Gina Arena is running in the 40th District for the safety and prosperity of New Yorkers. Her opponent, Sen. Peter Harckham, favors and enacts the kind of progressive policies that have destroyed the quality of life in other

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

It’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

MTA 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

Do 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