Legislation that recently passed in the state Assembly and Senate clears the way for a state-of-the-art youth sports facility to be built in the Town of Southeast. The bill, which was sponsored by Assemblyman Kevin Byrne (R,C, Ref/Mahopac) and Senator
Read MoreA Black Lives Matter banner displayed outside a Quaker meeting house in Chappaqua was vandalized for a second time this week. In June, members and attendees of the Chappaqua Friends Meeting religious society, located at 420 Quaker Road in Chappaqua, decided
Read MoreI’m writing in response to Martin Wilbur’s article on the July 21 Chappaqua Library Board meeting in order to add some essential second-hour details to his informed recap of the first. Had Mr. Wilbur reported further into the meeting, readers
Read MoreMany voters complained during the June primary that they did not receive absentee ballots in a timely manner after they submitted the requests. Other voters worry that the postal service may lose the absentee ballots in the mail, depriving voters
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Mother and daughter Miguelina Martinez and Gabriella Suriel have opened Gabriella’s Italian Latin Fusion Cuisine at 130 W. Post Rd. in White Plains. After a colorful renovation to the former Ernesto’s space, the kitchen is ready to
Read MoreSocial distancing has been effective at easing the COVID-19 crisis but it’s been economically devastating and can cause severe emotional distress. Yet many sections of the country have experienced sharp increases in COVID-19 cases as the country reopens. But there are
Read MoreOn Feb. 13, 2019, I sent the attached letter to Ambassador Susan Rice. I wrote the letter before the current environment and now, I think my point is more important. I was impressed when I saw that Vice President Biden was
Read MoreIn previous columns I’ve been an advocate for the moderate consumption of wine. I’ve presented the benefits and rarely focused on the negative aspects. (Isn’t there always a counterargument these days concerning the benefits or detriments of any form of
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Recently I drove by our former home, a large 18th century farmhouse my wife Margaret and I owned for over 40 years. I was somewhat surprised to find that one of the giant sugar maple trees that
Read MoreAn Open Letter to our Westchester Community: In June, members and attendees of the Chappaqua Friends Meeting placed a Black Lives Matter banner at the front of our meeting house. A young meeting member designed the sign and we have
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