Letters to the Editor
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To the Editor, I am writing to voice my strong support for the re-election of Legislator Erika Pierce in Westchester County’s District 2. Erika has been an outstanding advocate for people with disabilities and their families, and her work has... more
As a 17-year resident of Mt. Kisco, Tammy Brown has shown the kind of commitment, experience, and heart our village deserves in a trustee. Though she has spent her career advocating for union members as counsel for District Council 37 and has... more
Bedford libraries deserve support, not disparagementDear Editor, I was offended by Tom Bartley's story "Bedford libraries seek funding increase" (Sept. 18, Page 4). The tone of the story was particularly negative and arrogant. To say that our... more
Before you praise Charlie Kirk, listen to his own wordsDear Editor, I disagree with your opinion article ("Liberals, I get why you're upset," Sept. 25, Page 14). To say you covered the peaceful protest in response to the death of George Floyd... more
State Comptroller slams Pound Ridge: ‘Can’t rule out fraud’Dear Editor, On Aug. 1, the Office of the New York State Comptroller (OSC) disclosed on its website a 16-page audit report on Pound Ridge. The report was on the town’s procurement... more
Lawler blames the ACA, but it’s insurers who are profiting while patients sufferDear Editor, Congressman Mike Lawler continues to use Project 2025 talking points to cut services from the poor and middle class of America. On the Morning Joe show... more
Dear Letter, I’m writing in response to Don Scott’s recent opinion piece, “From Cuomo to Mamdani – What Westchester Can Learn from NYC’s Left Turn,” (July 3, Page 12). Don raises an important point: New York City’s extreme progressivism isn’t... more
Dear Editor, Don Scott's piece titled “When ideology trumps safety” (June 5, Page 16) oversimplifies the issue. Yes, the majority supports deporting criminal immigrants, but is an immigrant in jail necessarily a criminal? Could they be in jail... more
Dear Editor, As we celebrate the birth of our great nation this July 4th, the North Salem Republican Town Committee would like to take a moment to honor a group of Americans who too often go … more
Dear Editor,The recent approval by Somers School District voters of a $63.9 million bond for critical infrastructure upgrades, along with a $113.5 million operating budget for the upcoming fiscal … more
Dear Editor,Five months into the Golden Age, I finally had my chance to attend a local live town hall with Congressman Mike Lawler on Sunday night. If this is what our democracy now looks like, … more
Dear Editor,With the important Bedford Central School District Board of Education vote coming up on Tuesday, May 20th, I write with a word of caution to my fellow voters to be careful of contrived … more
Dear Editor,It's about the kids, not politics.It's disappointing to see overtly partisan political forces trying to influence our community into thinking school board elections are about which … more
Dear Editor,As we move closer to passing an upcoming Republican-led budget bill in Congress where talks of cutting Medicaid have been floated, I wanted to share a personal story, one that could … more
Dear Editor,By all measures, it’s been a successful year for the Somers Central School District’s Board of Education.  Given its responsibility to ensure good stewardship of district … more
Dear Editor,If members of the community haven't heard already, due to a large increase in my rent, I am officially closing the doors to The Freight House Café on April 23, after 15 glorious … more
Dear Editor,As a 20-year professional educator and now as a candidate for the Somers Board of Education, I’ve been deeply concerned by the recent discussions surrounding bullying within our school … more
Dear Editor,When I campaigned for a seat on the Lakeland Central School District school board three years ago, special needs programs were central to community discussions.Parents, teachers and … more
Dear Editor,Congressman Mike Lawler made news last month when he insulted Westchester County Board of Legislators Vice Chair Jose Alvarado during a discussion about immigration enforcement practices … more
Dear Editor,It was a foggy night on the outskirts of Somers when disaster struck. A sleek black sedan lay crumpled against the guardrail, its rear end barely visible in the dim light. Behind it, a … more
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