The Documentary Avalanche: When Sources Want a Reporter, Not Reporting
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New Rochelle Withholds Draft Audit Document After City’s Outside Auditor Cites It in Public Meeting
DUBLIN, IRELAND (July 15, 2026) — New Rochelle has improperly denied my Freedom of Information Law request seeking a draft financial statement that the City's own outside auditor consulted, paged through, and relied upon to answer a direct question from a member of City Council at a meeting of
New Rochelle School District Refuses to Answer Questions About Inducting a Convicted Felon into the NRHS Hall of Fame
DUBLIN, IRELAND (July 15, 2026) — I do not understand why I am not getting a response. On June 27 I emailed the district with straightforward questions about the New Rochelle High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame. Four people had just been inducted after a five-year hiatus. One of
My Revolutionary Ancestors: Coxe-McNatt, Nathanael Greene, the Swamp Fox, and a Final 4th of July Barbecue
DUBLIN, IRELAND (July 4, 2026) — My female family members were proud members of the DAR — Daughters of the American Revolution. They put considerable effort into documenting the family genealogy. When my grandfather Robert Nelson Cox died, his wife — my grandmother Dorothy Cox — bequeathed a trove of genealogy records to me
Sunday Briefing: Appeals Court Smacks 2 DA’s, CCRB Doomed, McVey Staying Locked Up
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: 28 June, 2026 A Note from the Publisher The 2nd Court of Appeals handed down a highly significant opinion in a case that no