OPINION

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 …

October 25, 2023

Letter: Alex Payan: My choice for Councilman

I choose Alex Payan for Rye Town Councilman. Alex Payan acquired a great deal of experience dealing with local law when he served as Port Chester Trustee. In this three-year position, Alex gained respect from the public as well as government officials.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Vote for Gary Zuckerman: A proven community leader

We are voting for Gary Zuckerman in his reelection as Town of Rye Supervisor for the reasons set forth in this letter. Gary is the consummate community activist who has made a difference.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Neighbor supports Alex Payan for Rye Town Council

It is an honor to give Alex Payan my support and wish him success in the upcoming election on Nov. 7. Alex has been my neighbor for several years, and I know how concerned he is about our community.

October 25, 2023

Letter: With Alex Payan, community comes first

I am writing to endorse Alex Payan for Rye Town Council. I have had the pleasure of knowing Alex for several years now, and I can confidently say that he possesses the necessary qualities and skills to excel in this position.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Re-elect Zuckerman

I have been a volunteer with the Friends of Crawford Park for over 10 years. When I first joined the group, Crawford Park was minimally maintained, and Crawford Mansion was shabby.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Former Councilman critiques Rye Town incumbents

I had the privilege of serving on the Rye Town Board under the first term of Supervisor Joseph Carvin. I served on the Rye Town Board for four years before leaving to run for County Legislator where I served for three terms.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Thanks for supporting Tamarack Tower Foundation

On behalf of the Tamarack Tower Foundation, I would like to thank everyone who purchased a ticket for our annual $10,000 raffle.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Time for change in Rye Town Council: Vote for Alex Payan

On Nov. 7, Rye Town has a chance for new beginnings. We need to elect Councilpersons who will represent all of us.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Councilwoman Pam Jaffee has no answers but plenty of hate

Pam Jaffee has no answer as to why she gave herself a big raise during her term as Councilperson in the Town of Rye.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Zuckerman Administration excels at failing Rye Town constituents

Residents of Rye Brook, Port Chester, and Rye Neck, the Zuckerman administration lacks transparency and accountability.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Why term limits?

Term limits at the local government level can offer several benefits to community and representation. In the last eight years, Rye Town incumbents have become too comfortable in their positions which reduces their responsiveness to the needs of constituents.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Noelia Candelaria for Supervisor

I have known Noelia Candelaria for many years. She has been very helpful to my family and friends, helping the community and elders.

October 25, 2023

Letter: Noelia Candelaria: loving and caring

I'm 96 years old. I have lived over 50 years in Port Chester and have known Noelia Candelaria since she started working in Port Chester.

October 25, 2023

Real Estate Reflections: Navigating the rollercoaster ride of building a home in Westchester

Ah, the elusive perfect home—that magical abode that checks all the boxes, a unicorn in the wild world of real estate. Lower Westchester County’s rich history often poses a challenge for eager house hunters.

October 18, 2023

By RANDIE P. PATERNO Columnist

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OPINION

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 …

Letter: Alex Payan: My choice for Councilman

I choose Alex Payan for Rye Town Councilman. Alex Payan acquired a great deal of experience dealing with local law when he served as Port Chester Trustee. In this three-year position, Alex gained respect from the public as well as government officials.

Letter: Vote for Gary Zuckerman: A proven community leader

We are voting for Gary Zuckerman in his reelection as Town of Rye Supervisor for the reasons set forth in this letter. Gary is the consummate community activist who has made a difference.

Letter: Neighbor supports Alex Payan for Rye Town Council

It is an honor to give Alex Payan my support and wish him success in the upcoming election on Nov. 7. Alex has been my neighbor for several years, and I know how concerned he is about our community.

Letter: With Alex Payan, community comes first

I am writing to endorse Alex Payan for Rye Town Council. I have had the pleasure of knowing Alex for several years now, and I can confidently say that he possesses the necessary qualities and skills to excel in this position.

Letter: Re-elect Zuckerman

I have been a volunteer with the Friends of Crawford Park for over 10 years. When I first joined the group, Crawford Park was minimally maintained, and Crawford Mansion was shabby.

Letter: Former Councilman critiques Rye Town incumbents

I had the privilege of serving on the Rye Town Board under the first term of Supervisor Joseph Carvin. I served on the Rye Town Board for four years before leaving to run for County Legislator where I served for three terms.

Letter: Thanks for supporting Tamarack Tower Foundation

On behalf of the Tamarack Tower Foundation, I would like to thank everyone who purchased a ticket for our annual $10,000 raffle.

Letter: Time for change in Rye Town Council: Vote for Alex Payan

On Nov. 7, Rye Town has a chance for new beginnings. We need to elect Councilpersons who will represent all of us.

Letter: Councilwoman Pam Jaffee has no answers but plenty of hate

Pam Jaffee has no answer as to why she gave herself a big raise during her term as Councilperson in the Town of Rye.

Letter: Zuckerman Administration excels at failing Rye Town constituents

Residents of Rye Brook, Port Chester, and Rye Neck, the Zuckerman administration lacks transparency and accountability.

Letter: Why term limits?

Term limits at the local government level can offer several benefits to community and representation. In the last eight years, Rye Town incumbents have become too comfortable in their positions which reduces their responsiveness to the needs of constituents.

Letter: Noelia Candelaria for Supervisor

I have known Noelia Candelaria for many years. She has been very helpful to my family and friends, helping the community and elders.

Letter: Noelia Candelaria: loving and caring

I'm 96 years old. I have lived over 50 years in Port Chester and have known Noelia Candelaria since she started working in Port Chester.

Real Estate Reflections: Navigating the rollercoaster ride of building a home in Westchester

Ah, the elusive perfect home—that magical abode that checks all the boxes, a unicorn in the wild world of real estate. Lower Westchester County’s rich history often poses a challenge for eager house hunters.

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