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Yes, it’s way too early to think about the 2009 elections in Westchester, but one candidate for district attorney has already come out swinging. Dan Schorr, a former assistant DA and a Republican is looking to unseat Janet DiFiore, the incumben
 Greenburgh Town Suprvisor Paul Feiner appeared on my WVOX radio program, “HIgh Noon” last week to give his “take” on the county’s controversial plan to purchas and renovate a building owned by one of Andy Spano’s major campaign donors. Feiner
Here’s a $13.6 million question: Why is Westchester County buying a vacant office building at 450 Saw Mill River Road in Ardsley? They’re going to store voting machines there, but it seems that a cheap circus tent could just easily do the tri
Mike Kaplowitz, a Somers Democrat and vice chairman of the Westcheter County Board of Legislator, will be my guest on the High Noon radio show tomorrow (Thursday) on WVOX. We’re going to talk about the Gary Kriss affair, Boss Ryan and just abou
I recently received my $1,200 economic stimulus check from Uncle Sam– and boy I can hardly wait to pay my bills with it. George Bush wants Americans to plow the federal rebate money back into the economy by buying junk at the mall, but most wor
County Legislator George Oros, R-Cortlandt, who serves as the GOP minority leader, will call in to today’s “High Noon” radio program to talk about the Gary Kriss affair and the state of county government. Don’t miss this show. It airs at 12 noo
Today’s “High Noon” radio show will take a look at the last Democratic primaries coming up next week in the endless race for the presidential nomination between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. We’ll also discuss whether the Republican nominee
One of the most interesting political stories on the local fron this year was the pay-raise fiasco involving Bill “Boss” Ryan and the Westchester County Board of Legislators. A major player in that controversy was William Mooney, the president
Jim Maisano, New Rochelle’s Republican county legislator will be the featured guest on my “High Noon” radio program today at 12 noon. Listen in at 1460 AM, or log onto wvox.com. We’ll be talking about Westchester County government and what can
It’s time to call the vampire hunters. Hillary Clinton is the undead. She’ll never quit this race. Never. And I hope she doesn’t. I”m having so much fun watching this insanity, that it would be a shame for her to drop out. Crazy Hil should take
We’ve been moving the “High Noon” radio program off its regularly scheduled Thursday noon slot lately, and so I apologize for any confusion that may be causing. I’ve had a number of commitments that have fallen on that day, hence the changes. T
Bill Ryan, the chairman of the Westchester County Board of Legislators, will be my guest on a special edition of “High Noon.” The WVOX radio program will air at 12 noon on Tuesday, instead of the usual Thursday. I’m doing this so that Ryan will
After a one-week break, I’m back on the radio airwaves, today…that’s a little more than an hour from now. So for provocative talk and free-wheeling discussion, tune in to “High Noon” at 12 noon at 1460 AM or log on to wvox.com. We have no guest
Gov. David Paterson’s startling admission that he had extra-marital affairs was a politically calculated strategy meant to preempt the sensation of any independent snooping into his private life. I have a problem with this for two reasons. Firs
We’re going to talk about the governor’s rise and fall (Is that a pun, or am I just seeing double meanings in everything these days?) on my “High Noon” radio program today on WVOX, 1460 AM and www.wvox.com. Tune in or log on at 12 noon. Our gue
That’s what “High Noon” second banana Frank “Buddy” Waller III called Barack Obama on today’s show on WVOX. If you missed the entertainment, you can hear it on the blog archive. Waller’s intemperate comment was made during a lively one-hour dis
Tune in today at 12 noon for “High Noon” at 1460 AM, or log onto www.wvox.com. Political analyst Mike Edelman and I will be talking about the upcoming March 4 primaries and how the rest of the campaign for the Whie House seems to be shaping up.
I’m still recovering from a bout of jet lag after a week away covering the Super Bowl. But that won’t keep us from going on with the show…”High Noon,” that is. Today at 12 noon, the subject will be about that other “super” event, Super Tuesday
It’s a free for all on “High Noon” today. We go on the air in approximately 30 minutes. Tune in at 12 noon to 1460 AM on WVOX, or log onto wvox.com. Also call in at 914-636-0110. As the deacons say, share your “joys and concerns.” Here’s some t
Today on “High Noon,” we’re going to be talking about the proposal to build a 16-mile tunnel from Syosset, Long Island to Rye. My guest will be Rye Mayor Steve Otis, who opposes the idea. The show airs live at 12 noon on WVOX radio, 1460 AM. If
Maury Allen, the great baseball writer, will be my guest on “High Noon” which airs tomorrow at the lunch hour. The topics will be steroids, Roger Clemens and the induction of former Yankee relief pitcher Goose Gossage into the Baseball Hall of
The topic of discussion on “High Noon” (tomorrow, Jan. 3) will be the Iowa caucuses and next week’s New Hampshire primary. We’ll provide in depth analysis, make predictions and ponder whether next month’s New York primary will have any importan
Riverkeeper’s Alex Matthiessen was my radio guest once again on “High Noon” for the full hour. And of course, we talked about the Indian Point nuclear power plant and the effort by the facility’s owner, Entergy Northeast, to secure an operating
If I get through the snow in the next half-hour, the “High Noon” radio show will go on today as scheduled. Today’s phone guest will be Assemblyman George Latimer, D-Rye. We’ll talk about a wide variety of issues– from taxes to MTA fare hikes to
My “High Noon” radio guests tomorrow (meaning, Thursday, Dec. 6) will be Jim Steets, spokesman for Entergy, the owners of the Indian Point power plant and Alex Matthiessen, chief executive of Riverkeeper. Amon other ongoing issues, they will ta
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