Are you ready for a complex tale detailing how former Governor Andrew Cuomo’s environmental politics penalized Blind Brook taxpayers to the tune of $1,189,185 and counting?
Kudos to the liberals who have enforced mask and vaccination mandates confirming that government has control over our bodies in the name of public health and the rights of others.
Port Chester is a village, but we are attracting an incredibly high level of development interest. In addition to what is already being built, this is what is currently in the works:
Blind Brook Schools Interim Superintendent Colin Byrne got everyone’s attention in the community with the harrowing e-mail warning he distributed Sunday, Oct. 17 (see adjoining box).
The Village of Port Chester sponsored the Plan the Port initiative a few years ago. It featured numerous sessions for residents’ and developers’ input. Subsequently the Village began the effort to revise and implement a form based code. The new code is now in use for review and approval of …
In our daydreams of an earlier America, being on a school board, either in Blind Brook or Port Chester or anywhere else in the country, was a civic contribution that came with a measure of community respect.
I am writing in response to the article titled “A threatening confrontation,” published in your newspaper on Oct. 15, 2021. I respect all your reporters and what you have done to consistently report the truthful news that happens in our village.
Rye Brook has benefited from the hard work of George Latimer these many years, most recently as County Executive and, before that, as a state legislator.
It is with great pleasure that I support current Judge Jeffrey Rednick for election to the Town of Rye Justice Court and I urge all residents to vote for him on Nov. 2.
There are probably very few things that Dick Hubert, Aldo Vitagliano and Sustainable Port Chester Alliance agree upon, but we do all urge the registered citizens of Port Chester to show up and vote in the approaching election.