With Governor Andrew Cuomo giving the go-ahead for school districts to reopen in September, the Greenburgh School District has unveiled its plans for students, faculty and staff to function safely with the coronavirus pandemic still lingering. Like many school districts
Read MoreWith Governor Andrew Cuomo giving the go-ahead for school districts to reopen in September, officials in the Carmel and Mahopac school districts have unveiled their tentative plans on how to operate and keep students, teachers and staff safe during the
Read MoreRose “Brew” Grunther, a fashionable, opinionated matriarch of her beloved family who lived life on her terms, bound by a keen sense of right and wrong, died on Aug. 7. She was 98. She died following a stroke at her
Read MoreCarol Frances Walsh of Pleasantville passed away suddenly on Aug. 2. She was 82. Walsh was born on Christmas Day 1937 and was named accordingly. She was the second of three children of Sarah (née Anderson) and Deleon Walsh of
Read MoreBob K. Bogen, a longtime Mount Kisco resident, passed away from pancreatic cancer on Feb. 7. He was 89. Born into a prominent Jewish family in Cincinnati and raised in Arcadia, Calif., he converted to Quakerism at age 21 and
Read MoreCharles L. Oslund, a lifelong Ossining resident, died peacefully at home on July 31. He was 87. Oslund was born Oct. 31, 1932, to Charles and Katherine (Reilly) Oslund. After attending Ossining schools, he graduated from Pace College in 1954
Read MorePaul Thomas Kennedy Jr., a Village of Buchanan resident, died Aug. 4. He was 47. Kennedy was born Oct. 17, 1972, in Yonkers to Paul T. Kennedy Sr. and Eileen (Kilduff) Kennedy. He was a longtime resident of Garrison (Continental
Read MoreWilliam F. Dias, an Ossining resident, died Aug. 4. He was 91. Dias was born May 3, 1929, to Lawrence and Secundina (nee Coelho) Dias in Mount Vernon. He proudly served his country in the U.S. Army from 1951 to
Read MoreBy Sal M. Di Costanzo Many of you who watch my biweekly Facebook Live videos already know that Medicaid eligibility has recently become even more challenging. As if dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t enough, on Apr. 2, Gov. Cuomo’s
Read MoreJamaal Bowman and Mondaire Jones shocked the nation when they won their primaries to become Democratic candidates for Congress in seats that are all but certain to be won in November. Most of the attention they have received revolved around their
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