OPINION
Dick Hubert’s Worldview: The Microsoft/CrowdStrike meltdown: A harbinger of future tech disasters?
Did the dramatic events on computer screens worldwide last week scare the living daylights out of you?
Letter: In defense of a Thomas Ceruzzi letter
In her reply to Thomas Ceruzzi’s letter in the July 5 edition in which he speaks against “the radical left woke agenda,” Kathleen Zaccagnino states in the July 12 issue that “we accept and celebrate LGBTQ+ Americans as an integral and important part of our diverse American society.”
Letter: Harris should not be President
Please stop deceiving the people of this country.
What a difference!
At the end of May I wrote in this column about an extraordinary eyesore at 123 Pearl St.—a fence surrounding the property that hadn’t been painted in years and often stopped me in my tracks during my weekly trips around the Villages of Port Chester and Rye Brook.
Dick Hubert’s Worldview: The anguish is excruciating as Democrats face doomsday polls
That cry of anguish you hear? It’s not from the followers of Donald Trump. They are exultant. The failed (thank goodness) assassination attempt has rallied his supporters to the point where some feel divine intervention saved his life.
Carta: Alianza Sostenible de Port Chester agradece subvención de $20,000
Le escribimos para expresar nuestro más profundo agradecimiento al North Star Fund (www.northstarfund.org) por su generosa subvención de $20,000 para apoyar las iniciativas de justicia social de la Alianza Sostenible de Port Chester en nuestra comunidad.
Letter: Sustainable Port Chester Alliance grateful for $20,000 grant
We are writing to express our deepest gratitude to the North Star Fund (www.northstarfund.org) for their generous grant of $20,000 to support the Sustainable Port Chester Alliance's social justice initiatives in our community.
Letter: Logical thinking about gender identity and rights
In our modern age we have learned that there are many different varieties of people with needs that are different from the norm. For instance, that is why there is special education. Denying people these rights just because they are different is evil and unfair.
Letter: The attempted assassination of Trump has virtually guaranteed his election
All my life I have believed that fate controls your destiny, whether you will be a doctor, teacher or whatever. I believe that it is all preordained; what happens in your life has already been scripted.
From Our Editor: Westmore News recognized for its coverage of government
No matter what field you’re in, even local government, conventions are a highlight of the year. Besides being a learning experience, both through seminars and just catching up with and commiserating with other people in your industry about common problems, goals and solutions, they are meant to be fun and …
Letter: On noise and The Fourth of July
Although I certainly have nothing against celebrating the Fourth of July, nor anything against officially sanctioned fireworks, I do sympathize with Vietnam veteran Tommy Giorgi, who, in Sarah Wolpoff’s insightful article in the June 28 issue, bemoans “the individual celebrations” in our backyards.
Letter: The Pride flag and the Bidens: a response
I thank Mr. Ceruzzi for saying I am a true patriot. That’s what I aspire to be.
Letter: Lafayette returns to the U.S. and Westchester
On July 13, 1824, the Marquis de Lafayette left France for the United States. He did so at the invitation of President James Monroe. Lafayette was the last living general from the American Revolution. His invitation came as veterans of the American Revolution were dying off, just as we recently …
Letter: Imagine the destruction of a children’s hospital
Imagine: Kyiv children’s hospital directly hit by a Russian missile.
