Yorktown Heights

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Callers, listeners over the years that attended, Vincent in Chicago, Rob in Yorktown Heights put great cookies from Uncle Giuseppe's.

Good job there by Rob.

We'll go right on down.

And it's about keeping your mouth shut until you have something to say, you know.

Um, and so, um, they found a, a, a place in Yorktown Heights in, uh, above, uh, New York City in Westchester County, and that when they died, that's where they're buried.

And there's a gallery that was started on the same grounds of this Quaker meeting, uh, uh, house and, uh, outbuildings, which the gallery is, is one of.

So they're buried in a graveyard adjacent to the meeting, the Quaker meeting house and grounds in this little town, outside of a little town called Yorktown Heights.

Wow.

About 40 miles north of New York, The Capa Space, and it's a really cool gallery, and of course, it's, it's dedicated to, you know, initially what w- it was called The Concerned Photographer.

So he's taking the fight directly to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Sandy from Yorktown Heights taking it directly there and saying, I'm going to compete with you on your territory, and I'm going to get your people because I want to run for president.

And by the way, if Gavin Newsom does run for president and he wins, God help us, what would the swarmy shapeshifter do about his podcast? I mean, it's obviously a question that every podcaster thinks about.

You become president.

Americans deserve an electoral system that protects voters, not one that protects the political fortunes and desires of a single man.

In a letter from Yorktown Heights, New York, In these Trumpian days, the shadow docket of the Supreme Court has, for me at least, become the shady docket.

What rationale does the court have to consider Trump's challenge to mail-in voting, which is constitutionally under the purview of the states and Congress? That a six-member majority of the court decided to support Trump's desperate attempt to skew the midterm elections is disheartening.

at least, the rationale for their decision was that the Trump administration was likely to suffer irreparable harm.

Our dogs will start in smaller environments.

They start training actually on our campus in Yorktown Heights, New York.

Then we go to small towns like Peekskill, Yorktown, Mount Kisco.

Then we'll head to White Plains, which is an average size city, and we'll get in some public transportation things.

Gitlitz was born in nineteen eighty-seven, twenty-five years after the Mets' first season and one year after they won the World Series for the second and last time.

His interest in baseball and political activism have run side by side since he was growing up in Yorktown Heights, New York, a hamlet about forty-five miles north of Manhattan.

His father, a fellow Mets fan, often took him to games.

His mother died when he was a teenager.