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Listening and responding to the needs of constituents is one of the main responsibilities of being an elected state representative, and that is something state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) has excelled at during his first term in office. Murphy, whose

Running for Westchester County district attorney had intrigued Anthony Scarpino for some time but there never was a chance to pursue the office. For 12 years, beginning in 1993, Jeanine Pirro was a highly respected district attorney, immediately followed by

Bruce Bendish’s campaign motto is “Experience Matters,” and the White Plains resident is reminding voters of that in advance of next Tuesday’s race for Westchester County district attorney against Democratic challenger Nicholas Scarpino. Bendish has had two distinct parts to

Julie Killian’s initiation into the political world began innocently enough. In 2009, she helped support a school board candidate in Rye during the time of a controversial teacher’s contract squabble. Killian, a mother of five children, later started helping local

State Sen. George Latimer has experienced Albany as a part of the Democratic majority in the Assembly for eight years and from the minority side the past four years in the Senate. Now he not only needs the cooperation from

Sue Serino – Republican State Senator Sue Serino can certainly acknowledge her first two years in the state legislature have flown by, but during her first term in office she believes she’s delivered for constituents in the 41st district. After

Terrence Murphy – Republican By Rick Pezzullo Before being elected two years ago to the State Senate in the 40th District, Terrence Murphy had heard about the problems with state government in Albany, but it wasn’t until he was chosen

  For the last 37 years, Sandra Galef has been representing residents in northern Westchester—13 on the county Board of Legislators and the last 24 as a state Assemblywoman in the 95th District, and she hopes her tireless efforts as

  When Brian Higbie attended a Yorktown Town Board meeting during the summer to learn about a law that was being changed to ease requirements for developers, he never expected a few months later to be a candidate for the