OPINION
Letter: Elections are important—all of them
It was gratifying to see huge turnout at the polling places in Port Chester on Election Day.
Letter: Calling all residents—complete the survey for superintendent
For those of you who don’t already know, the Port Chester Board of Education is currently in search of a new Superintendent to replace Dr. Edward Kliszus upon retirement on June 30, 2021.
Letter: Maximum lot width in new zoning code regulates development density
I am writing to supplement and clarify my remarks to the Port Chester Zoning Board of Appeals at the Oct. 15, 2020 public hearing regarding the Tarry Lighthouse.
Letter: New York should make voting easier
I write this on Election Day, shortly after I have personally cast my ballot.
Dick Hubert’s Worldview: Maureen McArdle Schulman carries on her campaign despite GOP indifference
If you haven’t heard about Maureen McArdle Schulman, the Yorktown-based Republican candidate for Congress in our 17th District, you can blame the Republican Party. Every level of it.
Letter: Even during COVID, we don’t forget our veterans
Each year the Knights of Columbus hosts a Thank You Luncheon for our veterans.
Letter: Corbia: Produce or leave
Enough already!
Letter: Westchester County Attorney: We will be guided by the law
As the Westchester County Attorney, I am tasked to advise and represent the two branches of County government in all legal matters that may come before them.
Letter: Cancelling the dead: A grave step forward
Is the growing movement to cancel Columbus Day a sign we have awoken to past evils or a sign we are ignoring present ones?
Letter: Lessons from corporate America
The Port Chester Board of Education has been stuck in the same position for quite some time now, and public confidence in them as a body has definitely declined.
Letter: We must respect the outcome of the November 3 election
I am writing this pre-election letter hoping that it is not just a waste of time, but I feel compelled to write it anyway.
