Let me thank all of you for another wonderful basketball season. I hope you realize what you have done for your school and the Ossining community. I wish all you seniors the best. in life, in school, your chosen career, and in basketball. For the rest of the team - SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! View Comment

PROUD! View Comment

They on't get it! If there is a choice between the voters or a politician to be in charge, guess who wins? View Comment

Sooooooooo proud! Good luck! View Comment

Here we go again. We are fixing what ain't broken and ignoring what needs fixing. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR PARKS. View Comment

Good luck! i can't wait to see what the Pride does this year. View Comment

You couldn't find a picture of an Ossinng football player? View Comment

PROUD! PROUD! PROUD! View Comment

Speaking of sending messages... When will the BP 'adults" be charged for the property they destroyed? View Comment

OMG! Ossining certainly is having a good year. I could not be prouder. View Comment

What a wonderful day it was. The championship game was baseball at its best. View Comment

My youngest grandson is 14 years old and I still get a wonderful feeling on opening day in Ossining. It puts a smile on my face when I think how lucky these kids are to play baseball for the absolute fun of it. View Comment

Good Luck! Looking forward to a great year of baseball. Go Ossining! View Comment

What class warfare? I was aware of the added cost. However, I do support transportation as long as it is within the school district. I also believe that going to Kennedy is not necessarily "a better life". View Comment

Why should taxpayer dollars go to support "a better way of life" for a few? View Comment

Just stop and think... If Mr. Kennedy was successful in taking his child out, what would he brought back with him that would have affected the rest of the babies in the nursery? Mr. Kennedy, what you attempted to do was WRONG and how you handled it was wrong. View Comment

A " shift in chemicals" is caused by making a turn or curve too fast. I live on Fowler Avenue and have witnessed the Cook trucks going up Fowler to fast. I regret not calling and reporting it. I will in the future. View Comment

I hope somebody is watching out for Ossining's interests and not the builder's or their own. Of course, we won't know for sure until it is too late. Sounds cynical. View Comment

Why isn't the Chamber of Commerce and the local businesses doing this instead of the taxpayers? We should not be providing new services funded by the taxpayers when other services have been cut back on. Crotonville streets are lined with piles of leaves and there is no leaf pickup in sight. Besides, as much as I love Ossinng, it has never been or will ever be a big business center and $50,00 is not going to change that. View Comment

What services are going to be reduced or eliminated with the reduction in taxes? I have lived i the Town of Ossining for over 40 years and along with the "no tax increase" mentality has come a reduction in services. Ex. The streets of Crotonville have not seen the leaf truck once this fall. The basketball court in Gerlach Park has been in poor shape for years. The STOP lines at stop signs are no longer in existence. View Comment