Barbara Louise Gennerich Jacobson died September 18 at home in Heritage Hills in Somers. She was 93. She is survived by her husband, Dale Gordon Jacobson and her daughters Susan Jacobson Mattson (Tom) and Ann Jacobson Butera (Larry Rubin), grandchildren Christopher
Read MoreJoseph J. DeLanoy, a lifelong resident of White Plains, died September 20. He was 89. He was born September 21, 1930 in White Plains to Percy and Helen DeLanoy. He served in the United States Navy during Korea and was
Read MoreJulio Humberto Montero, a resident of Montrose, died September 18 at Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt, a day after his 75th birthday. He was born September 17, 1945 in Manizales, Colombia to Julio Montero and Zoila Montero Perez. He was
Read MoreCharles Martin (“Chuck”) Travis, a resident of Cortlandt, died September 17 at the Bethel Nursing Home in Croton-on-Hudson as a result of injuries sustained from a fall earlier in the year. He was 75. He was born in Peekskill on
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Autumn is in full swing! The air is crisp, apples falling to the ground at area orchards just waiting to be picked. Trees putting on their annual Technicolor light show along highways and byways. Area markets selling
Read MoreBy Rick M. Pezzullo As we head into the fall season, we are all starving for new movies and content. However, COVID-19 restrictions in New York have limited our access to movie theaters and major studios don’t want to take
Read MoreThe wines of Italy have been popular in the United States for decades. Until a few years ago, however, a select number of offerings dominated these wines. Many Americans are familiar with the “Italian Big Four” table wines, as I
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Judy Garland (as Dorothy Gale) said it best in “The Wizard of Oz:” There’s no place like home. Never has that rung truer than during the past few months when all of us have been quarantined in
Read MoreSeptic systems are now leaching contaminants into our drinking water in Shenorock and Lincolndale, the areas in the proposed Somers Sewer District No. 2. The facts show that there are too many private septic systems on these R-10-zoned properties. We
Read MoreFormer County Executive Rob Astorino has formally placed his name on the Rebuild New York line for State Senator. Rob will be running against one-term incumbent Pete Harckham and will fight to return our state to its former greatness through
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