To the Editor: As I wrote last year, it is essential that the Board of Trustees receive and accept the financial audit before developing a new and informed budget. Here […] Read more »
To the Editor, The following was sent to Congressman Michael Lawler. Dear Mr. Lawler, You boldly claim in your newsletter that you will never vote for (or support) reductions in […] Read more »
Dear Editor, Utility costs are among the top issues my office receives calls about. Most of my constituents live within the Con Edison service territory, and Con Ed’s delivery charges […] Read more »
Dear Editor: We are clergy in the Unitarian and Universalist traditions – deeply respectful of freedom of conscience and equal protection under the law. We are profoundly disappointed and angry […] Read more »
According to The Mayo Clinic staff two main features of amnesia are: Trouble learning new information. Trouble remembering past events and previously familiar information. That seems to be the case […] Read more »
We are living through an era of accelerated medical progress: in just a few decades, childhood leukemia survival has jumped from 10% to over 90%. Yet, more work remains: cancer […] Read more »
To the Editor: Congressman Mike Lawler made news lastweek when he insulted legislator Jose Alvarado during a discussion about immigration enforcement practices at a meeting of the Westchester County Board […] Read more »
To the Editor: The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act is coming up for a vote in both the House and Senate. This legislation would require everyone to prove citizenship […] Read more »
(Editor’s Note: Consulte a continuación una traducción al español de este artículo.) Recently, Sleepy Hollow’s Mayor, MartinRutyna, wrote a letter to the residents of Sleepy Hollow. That letter was published […] Read more »
Dear Editor, I write to invite readers of this publication to weigh in as New York State shapes its budget for fiscal year 2026. My staff and I are currently […] Read more »
