Three years ago when Steve Finkelstein hired Jon Callahan as a part-timer he didn’t have any reservations that his new employee would be a benefit to his store. Finkelstein, owner of Mt. Kisco Truck & Auto Parts, has been hiring
Read MoreWith the full Oscar nominee list just out, you may be glancing over it wondering whether some of the movies you missed are worth checking out on DVD or OnDemand via your cable channel. For instance, if you’re a guy,
Read MoreBenjamin Van Doren, a Cornell-bound senior at White Plains High School, has been selected as a finalist in the 2012 Intel Science Talent Search and will be headed to Washington, D.C. While the school has had 16 semifinalists since 2000,
Read MoreBy Alex Weisler Debate over a controversial proposal to turn Putnam Lake into a taxpayer-supported park district centered around finances and access issues at a packed public hearing last Wednesday. After listening to citizens voice their concerns for nearly three
Read MoreYorktown police are looking for a teenage boy who has been missing since Monday morning. Kyle Jabusch, an 18-year-old Mohegan Lake resident, was last seen at his home around 1 a.m. on Monday, according to Lt. Kevin Soravilla of the
Read MoreBy Sam Barron The Department of Public Safety promoted two auxiliary officers on Thursday. Irene Daniels was promoted to Auxiliary Lieutenant and Jefim Piekarz was promoted to Auxiliary Police Sergeant. Daniels, the city’s female auxiliary officer, was appointed in 1975
Read MoreExaminer Media is sponsoring an all-day party at Westchester Table Tennis Center in Pleasantville on Saturday, April 14, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Attendees of the “open house” style event can play table tennis all day for free at
Read MoreMatthew Fiorillo was 16 when he first expressed an interest in becoming a funeral director. Perhaps it was his kind-hearted nature, his desire to help others or his willingness to reach out to people at the worst times of their
Read MoreAs the snow begins to melt away and sunshine becomes more prevalent in the skies of Putnam County, one thing may be for sure—it’s time for a new haircut. Just in time for a date on Valentine’s Day and on
Read MoreNew Castle officials are moving ahead with plans for infrastructure improvements on lower King Street that some merchants fear could put them out of business. The town board last week discussed replacing a sewer line and a water line that
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