I’ve lived in Lake Lincolndale for nearly 30 years and I oppose the proposed Somers sewer system. Over the years, we’ve seen progress and upgrades as people have moved into our community. We’ve watched and paid for the expansion of
Read MoreViolence committed against peaceful protesters during the Civil Rights Movement resulted in the persistent chant “The Whole World is Watching.” They certainly were. Martin Luther King Jr.’s non-violent revolution produced positive change in America. Now the whole world is watching
Read MoreBy 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
Read MoreThere 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
Read MoreGary Richard White, a lifelong Peekskill resident, died Sept. 6 from pancreatic cancer at Westchester Medical Center. He was 70. Born on Sept. 13, 1949, he attended Lakeland High School where he met the love of his life, Valerie Gornie.
Read MoreRobert John Vangor, a Mahopac resident, died Aug. 26 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was 90. Vangor was born in Yonkers to John and Mary Vangor. Along with his parents, he was predeceased by his brother,
Read MoreEileen Haeger, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, died Aug. 12. She was 95. Haeger was born and raised in Mamaroneck. After graduating from high school, she worked as head bookkeeper for the County Trust Company. She married Erwin Haeger in 1948, living
Read MoreLisa Marie DeMatte, a Mohegan Lake resident, died peacefully on Sept. 4 after a brave battle against ovarian cancer. She was 65. Born Feb, 17, 1955, she was a teacher and literacy coach for more than 33 years in the
Read MoreBy 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
Read MoreAs citizens of these United States and as clergy persons leading congregations in Westchester County, we have been disheartened by the ugly acts of violence against the Quaker community and the First Congregational Church of Chappaqua, as well as the
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