Since 2024, the Champlain Hudson Power Express has been installing cables from Lake Champlain to bring hydroelectric power to New York City. The construction, which has been ongoing along Route 9W, has wreaked havoc on small businesses in Stony Point, Haverstraw, and Congers. On May 5th, Congressman Lawler, in conjunction with the North Rockland Chamber […]
Why are my candidates still parading around its corpse? On Thursday, April 9th, I sat down with almost 800 people, both in person and on zoom, to watch the debate between three Democrat primary candidates for NY-17. The debate covered a wide range of issues, but something stuck out to me when the candidates were […]
As we come ever closer to the June 23rd primary election date here in NY-17, candidates have been ramping up efforts to reach voters. On April 23rd, Cait Conley and Beth Davidson joined the Jewish Democratic Council of America for a forum on what issues Jewish voters care about the most in NY-17. Topics ranged […]
By Adam Garvey In recent years, several states and municipalities have taken it upon themselves to redesign the flags that represent them. States like Minnesota and Utah have swapped their old, “Seal on a Bedsheet” style flags for new, more streamlined designs. Since this trend began, I’ve been thinking about how it applies to the […]
The Tappan Zee High School Girl’s Basketball team was honored by the town of Orangetown on the evening of April 21st to celebrate their recent state championship win. It’s the first time the TZHS girl’s team has won a state championship. A parade was thrown in their honor where they walked from the high school […]
The race for NY-17 is heating up as the primary election marches ever closer. Three candidates were invited by the Westchester County Democratic Committee on April 9th to debate the issues currently plaguing the American people, covering everything from the affordability crisis to the ongoing war between the United States, Israel, and Iran. Effie Philips-Staley, […]