Letters to the Editor
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Dear Editor, In response to Bob Scopelliti’s letter in the May 7 to June 3 edition. We participated in the No Kings rally on March 28th. We have been at every Saturday... more
Dear Editor, Proposition 3 in the Katonah-Lewisboro school budget vote failed by just 22 votes. That narrow margin reflected a broader failure of leadership by both school and town officials. The proposal would have funded renovations to the... more
Focus local government on local issues Bravo to Don Scott in his well-written and well-reasoned opinion piece in the May 7 edition ("The danger of one-party towns" Page 22). He eloquently describes the problems that arise when... more
Dear Editor, Michael Hickins seems to want to shift blame away from aliens ("Stop scapegoating immigrants after tragedy," May 7, Page 29). Let’s be clear that Sheridan Gorman was... more
Dear Editor, Congressman Mike Lawler votes for suffering. When it comes to healthcare, food assistance, research, compassion, foreign aid and war, he keeps choosing policies that deepen our suffering instead... more
Dear Editor, In his recent column, Don Scott emphasized the value of a diversity of perspectives among elected officials at the local level ("The danger of one-party towns," May 7,... more
Dear Editor, The North Salem Republican Town Committee proudly supports Sergio Esposito for the New York State Senate in the 40th District. At his campaign kickoff and press conference this past... more
Dear Editor, In light of recent high-profile events in Washington, DC, it has become increasingly clear that the time has come to seriously consider a long-discussed but often overlooked need: a... more
Dear Editor, It is with profound sadness and deep respect that the Lewisboro Republican Town Committee acknowledges the passing of our esteemed community leader and dear friend,... more
Dear Editor, We, the collection of directors from local preschools serving the KLSD community, want to remind everyone of the benefit of developmental nursery schools. We do not believe in a boxed... more
Dear Editor, It’s been widely accepted for years that Katonah sorely needs new housing. Our available housing stock is very limited and mostly out of reach for younger people, new families,... more
Dear Editor, I want to share my thoughts on Proposition No. 3. I understand why this proposition raises questions about cost and whether this is the best long-term approach. Preschool currently costs... more
Dear Editor, I was quite baffled by the front-page picture with the headline “Mt. Kisco 'No Kings' rally draws thousands" in your April 9 edition. I am not sure if your... more
Dear Editor: As a somewhat new resident of Westchester I have made it habit to obtain and read all of the local publications, yours included; I want to get the feel of the area and experience all my town has to... more
Dear Editor, For years, I've driven past Yorktown’s “Roma Building” (or eyed it while waiting at a traffic light) and felt the frustration that I suspect many of my neighbors share. It's hard to miss; a prominent property, right in the... more
I’ve been following with increasing interest the ongoing discussion regarding affordable housing here in Yorktown and some of the suggested approaches give me pause. In particular the “mandate”... more
This letter is in support of Alana Sweeny for the position of Mahopac Central School District School Board Trustee. Alana has been a homeowner in Mahopac for almost forty three years. In that time, she has been an active volunteer and has always... more
Dear Editor, There were 2 letters in today’s Halston Media email that were either unintentionally or deliberately misleading. These letters were titled “Stop scapegoating immigrants after tragedy” and “Stop myths about immigrants and crime”.... more
Dear Editor, Like many in our community, my family is feeling the pressure of rising prices. As a police officer and a parent, I see it every day — groceries, gas and basic necessities keep getting more... more
Dear Editor, The title of the field on Veterans Road is not an easy decision for the Town Board, but the controversy on the name should be resolved. The sign on the field shows Jack DeVito Veterans Memorial... more
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