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I Asked an Appeals Court to End New Rochelle’s Shrub Oak Secrecy Delay
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 23, 2026) — After a full day preparing my response to the district’s appeal, the next decision belongs to the Appellate Division. I spent most of today, preparing and submitting an 18-page court filing in my continuing legal battle with the City School District of New
Why Is New Rochelle Holding Its State of the City Address So Far From Most of Its Residents?
85.6% of New Rochelle Residents Live Within Two Miles of City Hall, Compared With Just 10% Within Two Miles of Mayor Ramos-Herbert’s Chosen Venue at the JCC; 39,927 v 4,219 live within a 20 minute walk. DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 17, 2026) — I was on the
New Rochelle’s Ethics Board: What the Law Says, What City Hall Does, and What the Public Can Find Out
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 17, 2026) — Following my examination of the city’s Board of Ethics, I am pursuing three additional lines of inquiry: how the board applies its own rules, how it handles and disposes of complaints, and whether it maintains the records that would allow the public to evaluate
Who Watches New Rochelle’s Ethics Watchdog?
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 16, 2026) — An inquiry about an ethics complaint against a City Council member led me to examine why the municipal body responsible for enforcing ethical standards operates with so little transparency, and what the city should do about it. In June, Michael Cammer, a recently appointed member