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Lakeland School District officials announced Wednesday students will be switching to a hybrid model of learning three weeks earlier than anticipated. At the start of the school year last week, all students were doing remote instruction and were expected to remain
The Carmel Board of Education will return to in-person meetings on Tuesday, September 22 in the Carmel High School cafeteria. According the Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order, a total of 50 people may be in attendance (and/or 50% of the room
By Morris Gut With the Jewish High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approaching, I thought it would be nice to have a good old-fashioned meal loaded with memories at Ben’s Kosher Delicatessen on Central Park Avenue in Scarsdale.
There are several subjects of past columns that come to mind as I prepare to pen a new one. One has been swirling around in my wine writer’s subconscious for several weeks. It is a tale full of intrigue, widespread
By Bill Primavera My homebuying history involves three purchases. The first was a wonderful town home in the historic neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. The second was a large historic home in northern Westchester and my current residence is in a
By Dr. Aditya Rachakonda If you or a loved one is older, it’s sensible to stay home during the pandemic. But let’s face it, staying home usually leads to inactivity. If you have vascular disease, inactivity means you aren’t keeping
Ossining, White Plains to Challenge in AA; Pleasantville, Briarcliff to Continue Class B Rivalry Examiner Sports Editor@Directrays As one of the only shows in town this fall, Section 1 soccer players and coaches are set to take flight on
@Directrays Another week, another postponement within the 11-member New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA). Now, folks in Section 1 are awaiting a Sept. 29 start date for low-risk sports like soccer (as if!), field hockey, cross country
