DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 28, 2024) — The City of New Rochelle government has fundamentally changed since March 25, 2024, the day Yadira Ramos-Herbert called Kathleen Gill into her office and told her to resign immediately or be fired, and to clear out her office by noon that day. New Rochelle has
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 27, 2024) — For those not familiar, Halloween was invented in Ireland as Sowen. What are the traditions of Sowen? Large communal bonfires were lit to ward off demons, and embers were carried home in a hollow turnip (the original Jack O'Lantern), masks were worn as
DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 27, 2024) — The work on my 10-part series began in May. As you can see by clicking through the series (below), there were all sorts of concerns expressed by Councilmembers Tarantino, Stern, Peters, Lopez, and Mayor Ramos-Herbert back in May and June and all sorts of assurances
Part X in a 10-Part Series A few closing thoughts on New Rochelle’s shoddy treatment of residents … DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 25, 2024) — The Westchester Power Opt-Out Period for New Rochelle ended on October 20 with none of the hyper-local community engagement promised by Nick Tedrow to Yadira, Martha and
Part IX in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 25, 2024) — After months of questioning why the City of New Rochelle had not done any community engagement (let alone “robust” community engagement) on the 2024-25 Sustainable Westchester contract, including how to opt-out of Westchester Power, the City finally ran an
Part VII in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 24, 2024) — For more than a year I have documented the decade of fraud and deception by Sustainable Westchester. What has gone on in New Rochelle since June provides yet another example of their duplicity, aided by government officials and councilmembers.
Part VI in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 24, 2024) — For months I have asked New Rochelle officials and councilmembers questions in the hope they might deliver on their supposed concern that they and Sustainable Westchester have not done enough to engage with the community and, in particular, how
Part V in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 24, 2024) — I have been asking New Rochelle officials and councilmembers questions in the hope that they might deliver on their supposed concern that they and Sustainable Westchester have not done enough to engage with the community and, in particular, how
Part IV in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 24, 2024) — I have been asking of New Rochelle officials and councilmembers in the hope that they might deliver on their supposed concern that they and Sustainable Westchester have not done enough to engage with the community and, in particular, how
Part III in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 23, 2024) — Here are some more questions I have been asking of New Rochelle officials and councilmembers in the hope that they might deliver on their supposed concern that they and Sustainable Westchester have not done enough to engage with the
Part II in a 10-Part Series DUBLIN, IRELAND (October 23, 2024) — Over the past five months, I have been asking questions of New Rochelle officials and councilmembers in the hope that they might deliver on their supposed concern that they and Sustainable Westchester have not done enough to engage with