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Mike Lawler’s explanation for wearing blackface in college, in 2006, raises more questions than it answers. Eager to explain away racist overtones, Lawler says he was and is a Michael Jackson “Super Fan.” The problem? Lawler’s only focus is on the racist implications of
Read MoreI admit it. I am a one-issue voter. My issue is whether Congressman Mike Lawler supports former President Trump’s lies. Does Mike Lawler support a candidate for President of the United States who lies about dead people voting, about fraudulent mail-in
Read MoreWith Election Day less than a month away, I want to express my strong support for Pete Harckham’s re-election as our state senator. Sen. Harckham has been a dedicated advocate for New York and our district, and he embodies the
Read MoreThis is the 17th installment in an investigative series, launched in December 2022, about CareMount/Optum/UnitedHealth and broader concerns about corporate medical care. Class Action Status Sought Against UnitedHealth; Allegations Include Insider Trading, Fraud, and Monopolistic Practices By Adam Stone “Just
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Twenty-nine brave souls gathered at the gates of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery last weekend for a bit of birding and graveyard touring. Our tour guide Christina reminded us that more than 47,000 souls are buried on this hillside
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Autumn in the garden and yard can be the most gratifying time of year. Deciduous trees and perennials start to yawn, preparing for a long winter’s sleep, accompanied by that sweet smell that comes from plants releasing
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Westchester and Putnam residents, and everybody in New York State, will suffer financially if Donald Trump is re-elected President in November, predicted Jay Jacobs, chair of the New York State Democratic Party, in an interview with me
Read MoreBy Carl H. Tegtmeier Yorktown is currently in violation of state Public Health Law 1100a on fluoridation for the discontinuance of Community Water Fluoridation (CWF) and failing to adhere to the law’s requirements. The town, in order to discontinue CWF,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut A veteran restaurant team, Peter Lucaj and his brothers Mark and Don, pooled their years in the hospitality business eight years ago and opened Tesoro D’Italia Ristorante, a casual, friendly Italian eatery on Marble Avenue in Pleasantville.
Read MoreI am writing to endorse the Village Inclusive Party (VIP) candidate in this year’s race for village trustee in Mount Kisco. I would like to especially endorse my good friend and fellow firefighter Braille Diaz. As a 75-year veteran of
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