Letters to the Editor
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Dear Editor, While most of us "Boomers" struggled for many months to find that first full time job after graduation, whether it be college or high school, the situation today is even more grim for... more
Dear Editor, Even as it feels like the federal government is abandoning its citizens, I am hopeful to have local candidates running for office who are committed to our village. Mike McGuirk is... more
Dear Editor, Mount Kisco residents face a pivotal election this year that will determine whether we move forward or continue to decline. Trustee Luzio’s tenure has been defined by... more
Dear Editor, I have lived in Mount Kisco for 15 years and serve on the Leonard Park Committee. I have also spent enough time around village government to know that local government is rarely... more
Dear Editor, Village Trustee Tom Luzio and Mike McGuirk have the knowledge, experience and ideas to be on the Village Board. Tom, a resident for 11 years, came to the Village Board after service... more
Dear Editor, I was a bit confused by the juxtaposition of your latest column by Don Scott (“Opponents, not enemies” in the Oct. 1 issue of The Katonah-Lewisboro Times and online) and the... more
Dear Editor, If all politics is local, as the saying goes, then it is essential that we pay close attention to the District 2 County Legislator race and re-elect Erika Pierce. I have observed that County Legislator Erika Pierce is a fierce advocate for the residents she represents. With the growing complexity of the issues affecting our communities, Erika Pierce is the experienced and effective county legislator we need to stand u more
Dear Editor, For the past 10 years, I’ve worked alongside Ellen Calves to make Bedford healthier and stronger, first through Bedford 2030 and now on the Town Board. I’ve seen firsthand what makes her such an effective leader. more
Dear Editor, My family and I are 22-year residents of Bedford Hills. In that time, we’ve seen many stores and restaurants come and go. From Panera to a shoe store, to multiple pet stores, etc. But the one thing that has been consistent is the love that we feel every day. Those feelings have only increased during Ellen Calves’ years as more
Dear Editor, It is quite common for politicians to answer questions about science and the environment generically along the lines of “it is so important to protect the environment” and “we need to combat climate change.”  more
Dear Editor, I am deeply disappointed that The Mt. Kisco-Bedford Times chose to publish Rep. Mike Lawler’s political advertisement accusing Cait Conley of pushing for data centers in the Hudson Valley. Yes, the advertisement identifies Mike Lawler as its sponsor. But that does not absolve a newspaper of its responsibility to the community it serves. Publishing a paid political advertisement does not make its claims factual, nor does a disclaimer eliminate the potential harm of sending a misleading message. more
Dear Editor, Election Day is a few weeks away. Some of us already know how we will vote. Others are still deciding. However it goes, some of us will be unhappy with the result. Disagreement... more
Dear Editor, I read Supervisor Ellen Calves' recent guest column explaining why she deserves another term in office ("Why I want to continue serving Bedford," Oct. 8, Page 16). It was a pleasant... more
Dear Editor, Much like the prophesy of the three witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, political rhetoric is filled with half truths if not flat out and out lies. For instance, the Democrats love to tell you how much your utility bills... more
Dear Editor, Let’s not confuse noise with progress. The things that matter most are usually the ones you don't notice until they stop working: safe roads, dependable services, smart spending, and a town... more
Dear Editor, There is no issue Washington enjoys losing more than immigration. One party runs ads about chaos at the border, the other runs ads about cruelty, and Congress has not passed real... more
Dear Editor, In a time when nearly every public issue is quickly sorted into red or blue boxes, it is worth remembering an important distinction: nonpartisan does not mean apolitical. The League of Women Voters is a... more
Dear Editor, I sometimes join the protest rally sponsored by Indivisible Yorktown on a Saturday. The others are mostly Yorktown residents. The thing about protests and rallies is that they unite like-minded... more
Dear Editor, America is witnessing something deeply alarming: immigrant fathers are being killed by government agents tasked with enforcing civil immigration laws. On July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a... more
Dear Editor, “If you serve the public, you should serve only the public.” Congressman Mike Lawler wrote those words while celebrating legislation restricting members of Congress from... more
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