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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
Read MoreBy Nickolaus Hayes The average person takes advantage of the downtime during the holiday season. As long as Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s have been celebrated, most people seize the opportunity to unwind, indulge and participate in holiday cheer, especially
Read MoreI 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.
Read MoreThe 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,
Read MoreIt is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Daniel Lee Puffer on Nov. 19 at the age of 57, following a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. A devoted husband, father, son, brother and grandfather (“Pop-Pop”), Dan was
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Is anyone here old enough to remember the song “Artificial Flowers” by Bobby Darin? It was probably the most miserable song ever recorded, about a little orphan girl who survived by making artificial flowers from silk, wire
Read MoreRestaurant wine lists, crafted by today’s wine-focused chefs and highly educated sommeliers, can be the quintessence of the overall experience at a restaurant. Many restaurants painstakingly pair food and wine offerings and invest significantly in well-stocked wine cellars. However, when
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays So, the old Direct Rays – in the pot-stirring bastion of yesteryear – would have likely crucified Ossining High School for its handling of the Pride’s dismissal of former boys’ basketball Coach Mike
Read MoreWhy Pleasantville School District Has Scheduled a Capital Projects Bond By Erin Ballard On Dec. 17, the community will have the opportunity to vote on Pleasantville Forward, a capital project for students, for safety and for the future of Pleasantville.
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Mount Pleasant recently purchased $15,000 of electric lawn equipment for its parks and pools, another step in the town’s efforts to lower carbon emissions. The leaf blowers, weed whackers and pruning chainsaws will be used primarily during
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