The Pleasantville Music Festival returns for its 19th year in just a couple weeks, on Saturday, July 12, with headliner Dawes – but sustaining this local tradition hasn’t been easy. In this week’s episode of our Local Matters Westchester podcast,
By Toby Rosewater Westchester has 23 villages, 19 towns, and six cities. Yet, for four sweltering days at the tail end of June, it’s hard to believe that any school, business, or athletic club held an event more international than
Somers Romped to NYS Title, Earned Club Fit-Sponsored Examiner-Area Team of Spring By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays When something good happens at Somers, it tends to stick around some, like the three-straight NYSPHSAA Class A football championships and
By Adam Stone A few weeks ago I published a brief piece about the impact of the new White House on the local arts community, and I wasn’t able to connect with ArtsWestchester CEO Kathleen Reckling by the time we
By Dr. Zachary Rachmil For years, physical therapy for chronic pain often focused on massage, heat, or ultrasound. While these treatments can offer temporary relief, research is pointing to a more lasting solution: moving more—strategically and gradually. In outpatient clinics
Kevin J. Wong, MD, Hematology & Oncology “Cancer” is a word that no one wants to hear from their doctor. While there is a regular stream of encouraging news when it comes to advancements in detection and treatment, the numbers
