Facebook Censors Strike Again over my Post on Violent Incident in New Rochelle
DUBLIN, IRELAND (November 27, 2024) — Facebook is run by countless idiots. Let me provide Example #192.
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New Rochelle's 2027 Budget: Questions Taxpayers Should Ask City Hall
BINGHAMTON, NY (November 9, 2026) — Given the short window from budget estimate release to council discussion (less than the required 24 hours), I did my best to review the 518 page budget here. It is difficult not to interpret the proposed budget as a pointed response to Mayor Yadira Ramos-
Long Before Memorial Highway, a Railroad Cut Through What Is Now The LINC
NEW ROCHELLE, NY (November 1, 2026) — For more than 8 years, the City of New Rochelle has promoted the LINC, a plan to transform portions of Memorial Highway into public open space, pedestrian connections and recreational areas linking the Lincoln Avenue neighborhood with downtown New Rochelle. The project has attracted
The Vision 2030 Survey New Rochelle’s School Board Doesn’t Want the Rest of New Rochelle to Know About
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 31, 2026) — The New Rochelle Board of Education has finally begun asking the community what it thinks about Vision 2030, its ambitious plan to reorganize the city’s public schools. There’s just one problem: The Board appears far more interested in hearing from people already connected
NYC Enrollment Report Exposes What’s Missing From New Rochelle’s Vision 2030
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 30, 2026) — Since the New Rochelle Board of Education re-launched its Vision 2030 initiative in September, I have repeatedly raised a question that I believe needs to be answered before the district begins considering major changes to school configurations, educational programs or facilities: What problem is