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New York Times crossword puzzle editor Will Shortz has barely been sick for the last 10 years. He believes he has found the elixir that keeps him healthy. For the past decade, Shortz, who has owned and operated the Westchester
When Madison Dakin stepped onto the turf at MetLife Stadium last month, the Brewster senior had to take a few deep breaths and remind herself that this wasn’t a dream. Dakin and her teammates on Brewster’s first-ever girls flag football
The 16-year-old young man stepped up to bat four years ago, knowing only swings and misses in his baseball career. Almost every spring and fall Saturday for a decade, since he was seven, he’d failed to make contact. After 10
Membership Program Launches After 30 months of tweaking, fiddling, and ultimately fundamental change, we’ve finally arrived at a place I can foresee (generally speaking) as our new normal. The Examiner has always been a fun but bumpy ride with many
By Scott Levine A friend grabbed me a few weeks ago to ask about a headline he saw saying an asteroid the size of the Empire State Building was heading our way. Run for your lives! These headlines, which stop
By Morris Gut Bharat Patel, veteran restaurateur and proprietor of the long-running Tandoori Taste of India, has moved his restaurant from North Main Street to a new contemporized location along Westchester Avenue in Port Chester. Tandoori, one of the oldest
Over the many years penning this column, I’ve periodically focused on the raw statistics of wine production and consumption in the United States – and elsewhere. This week I present the latest update for your consideration. The history of our
By Brian McGowan We continue our “Women of Ireland” series, focusing on a distinctly different type of Irishwoman, one born into the very heart of the Anglo-Irish ruling class – Maud Gonne. Born in 1866 in England, Maud was the
By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays At the midpoint of the Section 1 boys’ soccer season, state-ranked (No.3) Class A YORKTOWN and state-ranked (No.4) Class B BRIARCLIFF remain unbeaten, the Huskers checking in at 11-0, including a 2-0 win
By Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD opponents are learning that defending against sisters Lena and Liv Johnsen is twice the trouble. Lakeland was the last team to experience the Johnsen sisters’ chemistry as Lena, a senior, scored twice, both assisted by
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Debbie Cohen-Bahl wakes up at 6:45am each weekday morning and helps usher her three children out of the house and on their way to school. She takes a light hand with them – fully in-tune with teenagers’ need for independence
