I enthusiastically support Senator Pete Harckham’s reelection to the NY State Senate to represent the 40th District. Senator Harckham is all that you could ask for in a leader. He is kind, genuine, smart, responsive, […] Read more »
Dear Editor, It’s difficult to find a reasonably-priced apartment in Peekskill if you make $40,000 or $50,000. That isn’t right. A healthy mix of housing is critical for Peekskill to […] Read more »
Why Hasn’t New York or The Board Of Elections Authorized Secure Voting Box Locations Like Many Other States? Voters should have ability to place ballots at secure voting boxes at […] Read more »
Once again, Representative Nita Lowey made it clear that she’s a woman of the people! As Chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee, she led the U.S. House of Representatives to pass […] Read more »
This is the last thing I should be doing now! The list of things to do and prepare before the Expert Full Service Local Movers arrive tomorrow is endless! Yet, […] Read more »
On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. Few laws have affected the lives of so many Americans, and even fewer have made such […] Read more »
To the Editor, In his recent letter “Looking Past Indian Point, Riverkeeper Takes a Pass on Gas” [June 2020], Richard Webster [of Riverkeeper] paints a picture of energy in New York that bears no resemblance to reality. Nearly […] Read more »
Although the third emergency supplemental package includes $2 trillion, less than 1% of the total package was earmarked to fight COVID-19 globally. The United States’ lack of international response will […] Read more »
To the Editor, While so many of our health efforts this year have been focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, I wanted to bring your attention to some important new health […] Read more »
Letter to the Editor: Too much is at stake in the next few months leading up to the November 3 Presidential election. We don’t want to repeat the Board of […] Read more »
