OPINION

Dick Hubert’s Worldview: Threats—and how the USA has reacted to them over the decades—until now

I’m of a generation that understands geopolitical threats.

Letter: Veterans Thank You Lunch was a community effort

Our Knights of Columbus council had the honor of hosting its annual Veterans Thank You Lunch last Saturday. We are so very grateful to be able to do this.

Letter: PCHS Marching Band wins awards at Nationals

Congratulations to the "Pride of Port Chester" on yet another exciting season, which concluded this past weekend at Nationals in Allentown, Pa.

Letter: No more oversized buildings in the Village of Port Chester

As I drive around the Village of Port Chester, I see these huge, out of place buildings being erected.

Letter: The costs and benefits of electric leaf blowers

Rye Brook’s seasonal ban on gas-powered leaf blowers is set to go into effect May 1, 2024.

From Our Editor: Re-elect Zuckerman for Rye Town supervisor, elect Payan and Sellier for Rye Town Council

In the Rye Town election, the supervisor and two councilmember seats are up for grabs, and they are all contested. Voters will also re-elect longtime Tax Receiver Nicholas Mecca and longtime Justice Anthony Provenzano, both of whom are unopposed.

Dick Hubert’s Worldview: The Hamas-Israel War has local political impact

I have followed the career and Twitter (now X) posts of our Westchester County District Attorney Miriam (Mimi) Rocah ever since I introduced her to readers of this column on Mar. 21, 2021.

Letter: Thanks to local businesses for support

On behalf of the King Street School PTA’s Dual Language Committee, we would like to thank the following businesses for supporting the committee’s efforts in celebrating Multi-Cultural Week which took place in early October:

Letter: Correcting errors in article about water filtration plant

In response to the article “County legislature committee in no hurry to approve WJWW filtration plant land swap” published in your Oct. 6 issue, your reporter has once again written a story with information that seems to be cut and pasted from a PR release.

Letter: Thanks to Richard Hyland for his honest reflection

I would like to thank Richard Hyland for his honest reflection in last week’s paper.

Dick Hubert’s Worldview: Why won’t R.B.’s Mayor Jason Klein demand clean filtered drinking water?

Readers, forgive me this week if I write about matters local and close to home: I haven’t the stomach to say anything about the Hamas-Israel War or the upheaval amongst so far Speakerless Republicans in the House without repeating what others (like Thomas Friedman and Bret Stephens in the New …

Letter: Alex Payan and Pat Lagana for Rye Town Council

It is my pleasure to endorse Alex Payan and Pat Lagana for Council members in the Nov. 7 Rye Town Council elections. As my campaign running mates, together we will build a stronger government for our community.

Letter: Payan: Passion and purpose for Rye Town Council

I stand in support of Alex Payan and his candidacy for Councilman of Rye Town. His dedication for empowering his community is one to commend.

Letter: The problem with Conservatives, Republicans and independents

Until recently, I was a registered independent voter, meaning I was not affiliated with any party. That is, until a certain disgraced former governor removed our ability to freely choose our own political registration, for reasons still unknown and without the consent of the governed.

Letter: Big politics, tiny government

It did not take long for the current administration to infuse national politics into our local Rye Town race. You need not go any further than to watch the current Rye Town League of Women Voters Debate to get an awkward and uneasy feeling of the “good old boys political …