Dr. Miriam Levitt Flisser called the Westmore News after my column item Aug. 29 asking her to contact me for a campaign interview, as her website had no place to leave requests for interviews or media inquiries.
My wife and I have been visiting her family relatives in the Netherlands prior to a cruise we will be taking from Amsterdam to Rome. Last Friday, Sept. 6, one of those relatives and his wife took us to the Holocaust Memorial Monument in the heart of Amsterdam, which opened on Sept. 19, 2021. It’s next door to the Museum of the City of Amsterdam. The memorial is dedicated to “the murder of the Jews, Sinti, and Roma from the Netherlands.” And to visit it is heartbreaking.
This week: a focus on two huge local stories with national implications—both stories having been covered exclusively by media to which you may not subscribe.
There’s nothing like being asked in person by two groups of Westmore News subscribers for the latest on a subject near and dear to their hearts—the local real estate scene. It’s a genuine concern on the minds of every condo and homeowner in our circulation area. Hence this column.
The Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) has decided to follow in the footsteps of the Customs and Border Protection Service (CBP), which used Westchester County Airport (HPN) on June 28 as a temporary one-day enrollment center for their Trusted Traveler/Global Entry program and bring their TSA PreCheck in-person enrollment process to HPN for a week from Aug. 5-9.