Last night, I joined the Westchester Jewish Council and community members at Temple Israel to mark three years since the October 7 terror attacks. We heard from two survivors, including one held hostage for eight months, and honored the memory of those lost.

Statement from Mount Kisco Mayor Mike Cindrich Combatting Disinformation about the Preston Way Bridge.

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month we raise awareness, support survivors, and advocate for change. It’s up to us to do everything we can to end the scourge of domestic violence.

Durante el Mes de la Herencia Hispana, tuve el honor de homenajear a tres personas que han trabajado arduamente para apoyar a sus comunidades: Manuel Coronel Jr., John “Soho Johnny” Pasquale y Tito Davila. Gracias por su dedicación a mejorar la vida de los demás y promover el orgullo hispano.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, I was proud to honor 3 individuals who have worked hard to support their communities: Manuel Coronel Jr., John “Soho Johnny” Pasquale, and Tito Davila. Thank you for your dedication to improving the lives of others and promoting Hispanic pride.

To finish up Climate Week, let’s talk about solar energy and the economic benefits of installations like the newly completed project at the Croton-Harmon Train Station.

Today, we honor the memories of those we lost on 9/11 and remember the lessons of that day. Unity, kindness, and the strength of neighbors coming together.

Tomorrow evening is the start of Rosh Hashanah. Wishing everyone who observes this holiday a time of peace, reflection and joy with your loved ones.

The new solar canopy at Croton-Harmon shows what’s possible when communities embrace solar. It will save the Village $400K annually, cut emissions by 1,800 tons a year and power 500+ homes—all without losing a single commuter parking space.