September 16, 2019 Mayor's Column
My job, in my mind the greatest gift, affords me distinct opportunities to meet people in the village whose paths I would never otherwise... more ››
September 9, 2019 Mayor's Column
Just as in summers past, the summer of 2019 proved to be a very busy one on the Village front. Most importantly, and perhaps most... more ››
July 29, 2019 Mayor's Column
As is custom, this is my last column until post Labor Day.For that reason, I want to update residents on what projects were untaken over... more ››
July 22, 2019 Mayor's Column
As the Village recovers from what most now believe was a “micro burst” during the recent storm on Wednesday night, our recap meeting... more ››
July 15, 2019 Mayor's Column
Our consultants assisting on the Village’s Comprehensive Plan have dug deep and extrapolated data and trends that were never grouped such... more ››
July 8, 2019 Mayor's Column
The Trustees and I continue to finalize our 2019 Comprehensive Plan. Though sounding innocuous like a document headed for a bookcase shelf... more ››
July 1, 2019 Mayor's Column
As I walked by our decorative store windows festooned with red, white and blue, it brought a smile of gratitude for our country and a... more ››
June 24, 2019 Mayor's Column
Mary Liz Mulligan has stepped down after ten years of exemplary leadership and tireless effort as chair of our Village Green Committee and... more ››
June 17, 2019 Mayor's Column
Everyone in retail, industry, government and urban planning is discussing the impact of the Millennial Generation on communities going... more ››
June 10, 2019 Mayor's Column
The Village is in the final months of our Comprehensive Plan process. To recap, the plan is a strategic review of our community’s values,... more ››
June 3, 2019 Mayor's Column
While I was doing research for my Memorial Day speech on what unites America as a nation, I also uncovered very fascinating facts about... more ››
May 20, 2019 Mayor's Column
Led by our new Building Department Supervisor, Paul Taft, the Village instituted a Building Safety Day which took place last Saturday on... more ››
May 13, 2019 Mayor's Column
I recently attended a Westchester County Municipal Officials presentation on decreasing a whole section of potentially recyclable waste by... more ››
May 6, 2019 Mayor's Column
Last Thursday, on the National Day of Prayer, I attended a breakfast organized by Pastor Waterstone of the Reformed Church and attended by... more ››
April 29, 2019 Mayor's Column
After a winter of concentrating on the new underground infrastructure, the Trustees and I are now focusing on our visible environs. How... more ››
April 23, 2019 Mayor's Column
After an extensive process ably led by our Village Treasurer Lori Voss and our Village Administrator James Palmer, with consultation from... more ››
April 16, 2019 Mayor's column
Now that spring is finally here, the Village is abuzz with public works projects: some a joy to look at as we refurbish parks, others... more ››
April 8, 2019 Mayor's Column
The New York State budget passed on April 1, 2019. As part of the budget, Senate lawmakers approved a pay raise for Governor Cuomo and Lt.
April 2, 2019 Mayor's Column
New Yorkers are leaving the state in record numbers which should be a cause of concern to us all. Overall, New York is grappling with a... more ››
March 26, 2019 Mayor's Column
As the Village discusses a sustainability plan in the context of our Comprehensive Plan rollout, in one aspect we are being thwarted by... more ››