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With 100 percent of the unofficial tally in, the all Democrat Common Council in White Plains looks to have retained its power with all three incumbents keeping their seats and securing an easy majority of votes over Republican challenger Anne

Sam Oliverio – Democrat After a failed bid for county executive last year, former legislator Sam Oliverio is back, running for supervisor because he thinks the town has neglected many things over the past few years and the result has

Two candidates are running for the District 1 Legislative Seat that serves Philipstown, Cold Spring and part of Putnam Valley. Barbara Scuccimarra-Republican Incumbent As a first term incumbent, Barbara Scuccimarra, a Republican, believes she’s delivered for her constituents on the

It’s unfortunate how Yorktown Supervisor Michael Grace and his supporters have tried to paint Councilman Vishnu Patel as a clown who is nothing more than a kooky photographer, since nothing could be farther from the truth. Perhaps Grace and company

The public perception of the City of Peekskill, in and outside its borders, has dramatically changed for the better over the last few years, thanks, in part, to the leadership of Mayor Frank Catalina. People are not afraid to walk

Yorktown residents are fortunate to have four capable candidates for Town Board to choose from when they go to the polls on November 3. Incumbents Susan Siegel and Thomas Diana and challengers, Democrat Ilan Gilbert and Republican Ed Lachterman, all

Speak to each of the three North Castle candidates in next week’s election about issues facing the town and something becomes obviously clear almost immediately: they all have loved serving their town. Stephen D’Angelo, Jose Berra and Guy Mezzancello have

There have been few town supervisors or local mayors that have elicited as strong a reaction as Supervisor Robert Greenstein has generated the past 22 months in New Castle. For some who know him or deal with him, many seem