More wines, from more wineries, from more regions have been introduced into the market in the last five years – and for the most part, they’re all palatable. Until recently, most of these wines were marketed through three traditional channels:
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Wappingers Falls native Jodi Darling knows a thing or two about compulsive overeating. For years Darling gorged, not because she was hungry but because she was turning to it for the wrong reasons. Darling would engage in excessive periods of
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Job interviews are like contests, but for one Patterson man he can really say he got his job by winning a LEGO building contest. Concluding two days of intense competition at what was one of the metropolitan area’s more unusual
Read MoreDeveloper Summit/Greenfield’s request to rezone a portion of the former Reader’s Digest property to allow 120,000 square feet of retail space was harshly criticized by opponents Tuesday night before the New Castle Town Board. During the more than two-hour public
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More than 250 people attended last week’s public hearing on County Executive Robert P. Astorino’s Proposed 2013 Budget, which was held at Mamaroneck Village Hall. It was one in a series of hearings that will be hosted by the Westchester
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle is planning to set up a robo call system to update residents on power outages, road closures and other emergencies as a way to improve communication following Hurricane Sandy. Town Administrator Penny Paderewski announced the
Read MoreCortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi is calling on the New York State Public Service Commission to break up Con Edison following the utility company’s slow response to power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy. Puglisi maintained Con Edison proved once again it
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Concerned about the possible closing of their post office, more than twenty-five Lake Peekskill residents turned out in the snowy weather for a meeting with the Manager of Post Office Operations of the Westchester District, Neil Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick explained that
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In this week’s Home Guru column, the 200th written for The Examiner, I share some musings based on both practical and absurd observations made along the way. For an index of previously published articles, visit www.PrimaveraRealEstate.com and click on The
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The Putnam County Chambers of Commerce (PCCC) released a report calling for the generation of more in the way of recreation, culture and the arts as ways to increase economic activity in the county. The report was discussed at a
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