OPINION
Letter: Former Mayor Pilla endorses Marino
Port Chester voters will be going to the polls on Tuesday, Mar. 16 to elect our next village mayor since Mayor Fritz Falanka will be stepping down in April.
Letter: Steve Otis endorses Luis Marino for mayor
Luis Marino has my strong support and endorsement as the next mayor of Port Chester. He is the best candidate because of his years of involvement in the volunteer life of the village and his leadership as a Village Trustee on the many challenges presented by the COVID-19 crisis.
Letter: Marino is passionate and capable
I am writing on behalf of my friend, Deputy Mayor/Trustee Luis Marino, who is running for mayor of the Village of Port Chester.
Letter: Candidate Latella advocates progress through unity
Luis Marino’s supporters want you to believe that all that is wrong with Port Chester is associated with me even though I never contributed to any of Port Chester’s problems.
Letter: How will 900 King St. project affect the community?
The Rye Brook Board of Trustees voted earlier this year to dramatically alter the permitted land uses for 900 King St. The changes will allow the owner to tear down an aging but attractive office building which is part of a planned unit development that includes the Arbors townhouses and …
Letter: What message is the school board president sending to the youth of Port Chester?
This is the message the President of the Port Chester School Board sent via his Facebook post to the 4,000 plus students in the Port Chester School District 160 days ago today.
Letter: Something is very much amiss with our Board of Education
First, we have our Board of Education president still sitting in his seat, continuing to run meetings despite the fact he is facing charges over racist posts that were found on his Facebook account.
Letter: Do our elected officials stand by their words?
Have you read the Ethics Committee Report of Investigation on Thomas Corbia?
Letter: Corbia’s alleged racist remarks are damaging Port Chester
I fully understand that people in Port Chester are tired of the Corbia issue. However, the Board of Education hearing on charges against Corbia is about to take place.
Letter: Tom Corbia’s despicable disparagement of our Latino community cannot stand
I had not been following the community debate relative to Tom Corbia’s racist remarks. However, a number of friends have been bringing me up to speed on our community’s debate and the more I find out, the more I am angered.
Letter: Understanding One World
I want to thank Jim Black for taking time to visit the One World website and for sharing his concerns about One World. He raises a number of fair-minded concerns that I would like to address here.
