ETHICS FILING: New Rochelle Mayor, Council Member Feathered Mayor’s Nest at Sustainable Westchester
Noam Bramson, Sara Kaye voted despite prohibited interest in non-profit.
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Sunday Briefing: Late CCA Filing, Westchester Power Decline, New Rochelle BOE FOIL Case
This briefing draws from reporting at Talk of the Sound, analysis and commentary published in Words in Edgewise, and selected regional coverage for the week ending April 5, 2026 A Note from the Publisher I deliberately hid an involved analysis of Westchester Power, the CCA program operated by Sustainable Westchester.
SEO Parasite News: How Google Search Blurs Reporting, Aggregation, and Ad Platforms
DUBLIN, IRELAND (April 5, 2026) — As many will recall from those old TV commercials for men’s suits, Sy Syms used to say: “An educated consumer is our best customer.” The same is true when it comes to news—especially in an environment where not everything that looks like reporting
Are You Imagining It, or Is New Rochelle Suddenly Feeling More Violent?
Something feels different. Not in the data — in the headlines. So let’s ask it plainly: Are you imagining things, or has New Rochelle suddenly gotten more violent? Start with what just happened. A man bleeding on a downtown sidewalk after an altercation inside an apartment. A woman taken into
Amazon Prime in Ireland: A Simple Question Raises Bigger Concerns about Big Tech Fairness to Irish Consumers
DUBLIN, Ireland (March 30, 2026) — I am an Amazon Prime subscriber living in Ireland. My wife and I live at the same address and, like many couples, we each have our own Amazon accounts. So I did what Amazon encourages: I set up an “Amazon Household.” In the United States