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The good thing about Mount Pleasant’s more recent political history is that there have been elections. The not so good news is that despite the presence of one or more challengers on the ballot, none have been serious enough contenders,

For a Board of Legislators district that has at times had hotly contested campaigns and close finishes, this season’s low-key matchup between Republican Margaret Cunzio and Democrat John Diaconis has been a mild surprise. That can likely be attributed to

Voters in this election in Mount Kisco, Bedford and all the communities that comprise District 2 on the county Board of Legislators are fortunate. There should be a level of comfort that regardless of the outcome of next week’s race

Wayne McPartland is seeking to do what no other Democrat has done for a very long time – get elected to a council seat on the five-person, all-Republican Mount Pleasant Town Board. McPartland is challenging incumbent Councilmen Mark Rubeo and

Regardless of the outcome of this year’s North Castle Town Board race, there shouldn’t be much of a learning curve needed for any of the candidates running for the two four-year terms that are up this year. Republican councilmen Stephen

Four first-time town board candidates are featured in this year’s New Castle elections next Tuesday. While they’re each running for the seat for the first time, all either have become involved in various aspects of the community or have longstanding

The race for the immediate future direction of New Castle will hang in the balance next week as the town’s Democrats and Republicans have offered voters full tickets for when they head to the polls. With Republican backing, incumbent Supervisor

Sometimes the participants in a campaign reveal themselves months before petitions are circulated. Other times the candidates can be somewhat of a surprise. The matchup in this year’s race for the Board of Legislators’ District 3 seat didn’t take shape

Two local municipal officials are seeking the open District 2 seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators. Bedford Councilman Francis Corcoran, a Republican, who has been on the town board for 13 years, faces Democratic three-year Mount Kisco village

Authors make their living with the written word, not the spoken one, so why should they make audio books? While a ton of work, creating audio books are fun and more importantly, will make the author a better writer. First,