Letters

Gov. Hochul’s $3 billion proposed inflation refund to taxpayers, funded out of a surplus of excess tax revenue, is nothing more than a pre-election bribe to grease the wheels of her 2026 re-election campaign. Offering those with income under $150,000

As village residents and parents of one Pleasantville High School graduate and one current student, we believe that the $15 million capital projects bond, in its current form, should be rejected. A proposal of this magnitude – the largest in

I am writing to express my concerns about the increasing traffic on Route 6 and the potential impact of the proposed developments in our area. I moved here from lower Westchester five years ago, primarily to enjoy a quieter lifestyle and

Why not celebrate Small Business Saturday by shopping locally year-round. Small independent businesses are at the mercy of suppliers, who control the price they have to pay for merchandise. The employees go out of their way to help find what I

A policy statement of the Town of Carmel is to prevent excessive, unnecessary or unusually loud noise, which may jeopardize the well-being, public health, comfort and peace and quiet of its residents. Thousands of residents of Carmel, Mahopac and Somers who live in

Yorktown’s Democratic Councilwomen Susan Siegel has been labeled as being counterproductive and an obstructionist for simply not going along blindly with the majority Republican Town Board members. Mrs. Siegel has demonstrated that her main focus is representing citizens of Yorktown,

A Town Board should work together regardless of political party affiliation. Since day one on the Yorktown Town Board, Susan Seigel has not shown unity or a willingness to compromise. She is constantly combative, interrupts, uses divisive and hateful rhetoric and

I write because I wanted to warn the public about how the Trump administration will affect the disabled community, their families and caregivers. Trump began his political career in 2015 mocking a disabled reporter and it only got worse from there.

The results of the recent election demonstrate that the American public is still not serious about addressing climate change. For the second time in eight years, as the climate crisis notably worsens, Americans elected a climate change denier, Donald Trump,