On March 19, 2019, the citizens of the Village of Port Chester voted to elect all six trustees and the mayor who will take office on Apr. 2, 2019. 

“I looked forward to good fortune, but evil came; I hoped for light, but darkness came.” (Job 30:26)

I want to take this opportunity to thank the Port Chester voters for your trust and vote of confidence – Thank you! I am honored and humbled to be your newly elected Trustee.  

Having attended the past few school board meetings, I want to clarify some things that I think the public should be clear about when it comes to the recent Board of Education investigation into breaches of confidentiality.

The Friends of the Port Chester–Rye Brook Public Library is stepping up its game!

This is a local weekly paper serving Rye Brook and Port Chester.

So when commenting here on a national scandal in which all of us, one way or the other, are either touched or tangentially involved, or played a role as a parent, communicator, educator, adviser, or some combination, it is probably best to stay focused on our little corner of the world. If we can.

Watching New York destroy itself the last two plus months from the distance of Singapore has not been pleasant.

On behalf of the entire King Street School PTA, everyone in the community is invited to attend the Make Art, Make a Difference, Advocacy Art Show being held on Monday, Mar. 18 from 6-8 p.m. at the King Street School Gym/Cafeteria. 

I am writing to you today with respect to the article on page 19 of the Mar. 1 Westmore News. The article was about the Don Bosco Hawks Basketball Program.

I first met Frank Ferrara just before Christmas in 2012. 1 was a part of a group that was determined to bring fresh thinking and perspective into Village affairs. One member of our group had recently met Frank and insisted he was the person we were looking for.