Letters

The Biden administration believed just doing a good job was good enough. Efforts toward public perception between the Trump and Biden administrations are like night and day. Throughout his administration Trump would take every opportunity to address the media fabricating

I want to express my deep gratitude for those who voted in the recent election; we received an outpouring of support – over 70 percent in Westchester. I fully intend to work hard in the House of Representatives over the

The recent election raises important questions about how to build on the hard-won climate progress of the past four years. Congressman Pat Ryan’s win over Republican climate denier Allison Esposito in the 18th Congressional District is a positive sign that

I and other residents of Carmel Water District No. 2 and the Hamlet of Carmel wish to thank Councilman Robert Kearns for his responsible and courageous action to temporarily suspend approval of more than $24 million in bond obligations for

The article “Carmel Amends Zoning to Ban Battery Storage Systems” on Oct. 24 features a town resident claiming the ban “protects every resident in this town.” However, this assertion stems from misconceptions about battery storage systems, a key component of

It is universally recognized that the decision to quit smoking and vaping is among the most significant, yet difficult, choices one can make for their health. This can be especially true for communities who are exposed to more tobacco imagery

Last week I was invited to observe a class at the Hand to Mouth program, in Mount Kisco, by a parent of a student there that I taught to swim. The program works with autistic young adults, learning to break