It was the logical next step for Lori Morton to run for New Castle Town Board. The 15-year Chappaqua resident has gradually increased her involvement in the community during the past decade, volunteering for the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival and
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After a failed attempt to unseat U.S. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand two years ago, Chele Farley has her eyes set on running incumbent Sean Patrick Maloney out of office. Farley, who spent more than 25 years working in financial services, is
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Two years ago, state Sen. Peter Harckham rode a blue wave of Democratic enthusiasm to became the first member of his party to represent northern Westchester and Putnam counties in the state Senate in just over 100 years. Next week,
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The race for the District 3 seat on the Putnam County Legislature pits Chairwoman Toni Addonizio against Vincent Fiorentino, a 19-year volunteer firefighter. Addonizio, who has led the nine-member, Republican dominated legislature for the last two years, is seeking a
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As Sean Patrick Maloney vies for his fifth term, he is proud of his efforts to support the Hudson Valley but recognizes the challenges ahead. “I’m proud of my record – passing 40 bills into law, helping over 8,000 folks
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Elijah Reichlin-Melnick is running for the 38th state Senate District to work as part of a Democratic majority and to continue his efforts as legislative director to state Sen. James Skoufis. He is pitted against Republican Bill Weber to replace David
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Sometimes life is about being at the right place at the right time. In some respects, that could sum up the political ascent this year of Mondaire Jones, the Democrats’ choice to succeed Nita Lowey, who is retiring at the
Read MoreFor the past two-and-a-half years, state Sen. Shelley Mayer has represented arguably one of the most diverse districts anywhere in the state. The 37th Senate District extends from parts of Yonkers in the southern end, through the Sound Shore communities
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With much of the election year suspense revolving around Washington, D.C., it might be easy to forget some of the races closer to home. It is obvious why most of the thousands of people standing outside polling places throughout the
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 pandemic causing some to avoid medical offices or pharmacies, the Town of Greenburgh is offering flu shots to those voting early for the Nov. 3 general election. The town has partnered with the Greenburgh Health Center, a
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