OPINION
Letter: Justice candidates should remove campaign signs from public property
Campaign signs do not belong on public property. The four attorneys running for the three seats for Rye Town Justice on the November ballot have spawned a sign war in our community. Some of these signs have appeared in public parks and on traffic islands. They should be removed, and …
Letter: Public hearing continues on changes to PC IDA’s governing document on Oct. 13
The Port Chester Industrial Development Agency (PC IDA) received considerable comment at its Sept. 8 public hearing on amendments it is considering to its governing document, known as the Uniform Tax Exemption Policy (UTEP).
Letter: Vote for Peter Sisca for Rye Town Justice
A little less than a month from now we will all go to the polls again. On a local level we will be choosing Rye Town Justices, the first election since the Port Chester Court was consolidated into the Rye Town Court.
Letter: An opinion on abortion
What type of religious formation have these people had? Do they not know that abortion is murder; it is the killing of life in the mother’s womb. Abortion is no different than anyone killing someone on the streets because they do not like that individual.
Letter: Death of the Bailies was avoidable
I am writing regarding the unfortunate deaths of Kenneth and Frances Bailie on Sept. 1 on Lincoln Avenue during flooding of the street caused by Blind Brook overflowing its banks during the torrential rains of Hurricane Ida.
Dick Hubert’s Worldview: Guess what? There’s a major need for you to vote in the election this November
You’re just recovering from last November’s election season, and you have to go to the polls again next month? For what? The big races are for Governor in New Jersey and Virginia this year. You’ve seen that on the TV news and read about it in print and online. You’ve …
Dick Hubert’s Worldview: Blind Brook School Board angst: How did we get to this point, and what does it say about all of us?
There are few areas of American life more volatile these days than school board meetings. Requiring masks to prevent COVID? Mandatory vaccinations for students 12 years and older, let alone the oncoming approved vaccines for children ages 5-12?
Letter: What will remain by 2026?
The first map shows Port Chester with the historic buildings downtown marked with green squares. This is what the downtown looked like in 2020, when the Form Based Code was passed by the Board of Trustees. The Form Based Code was supposed to ensure a "Historic Character District" downtown. However, …
Letter: Vote for Peter Sisca
Peter Sisca is my friend and neighbor, and he is running for Rye Town justice. He has 20 years of experience serving this community as a judge and is the only candidate for judge in this election who can claim such experience. Not only does Peter bring significant experience as …
