Letter to the Editor: In Response to Trustee Connell’s Audit Report Letter

Trustee Connell’s letter can best be described as disingenuous. Right off the bat she credits the TAG/Democratic party with being fiscally responsible and keeping taxes low, without mentioning the pain […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Open the Streets of Philips Manor to Our Visitors

River Journal, Consider bringing attention to the decidedly inhospitable behavior by the residents of Philips Manor. Events at Kingsland Point Park are a terrific occurrence. They are attended and enjoyed […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Free Housing for Student Firefighters

We all know that there is a big affordable housing shortage in Westchester. Many volunteer fire departments and volunteer ambulance corps are facing difficult times attracting and keeping their volunteers. […] Read more »

Op-Ed: Good News in Sleepy Hollow’s Audit Results

By Lauren Connell, Trustee of the Village of Sleepy Hollow The Village of Sleepy Hollow recently received its 24-25 Audit Report and we finally get a clear picture of our […] Read more »

Op-ed: Gov. Hochul’s Auto Insurance Reforms Will Cut Costs for Families and Small Businesses

By John Ravitz Fraud and excessive litigation are driving up insurance premiums for everyone. That’s why Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposals to crack down on fraud and modernize New York’s outdated liability standards […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Local Clergy Implores Lawler to Change Views on Greenland Acquisition

Dear Editor: We are clergy in the Unitarian and Universalist tradition, dedicated to the search for truth and spirit of Love. We declare unequivocally our opposition to any US military […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Local Ministers United in Defense of Immigrants

We, the members of the Briarcliff and Ossining Ministers Association, stand united in defense of the dignity and safety of our immigrant neighbors. We affirm that every human being carries […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Why We Need Change and Who Can Deliver

Early in 2025, our congressional representative, Mike Lawler expressed support for “phasing out” or repealing the existing ACA credits in favor of  broader health care reforms. By July, in the absence […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Greenburgh Swearing In Ceremonies

Happy new year! I am excited about my new term of office which began on January 1.  And congratulate the other newly elected and re-elected town officials. During my tenure […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Greenburgh Must Pay for Services Provided

I met with the Greenburgh Town Board in recent weeks to discuss our tradition of finalizing contracts with fire districts a few years after services were provided. This is not […] Read more »