Donna M. Wessells, a lifelong Peekskill and Buchanan resident, died Nov. 25. She was 91. Wessells was born Aug. 22, 1929, in Watertown, N.Y. to Joseph and Dorothy Allen. She graduated from Peekskill High School and later worked for the
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Here are more suggestions for your holiday pleasure, dining in, out or at home. Follow COVID-19 protocols and stay safe. Ace Endico to Go The Ace Endico story began years ago out of a small grocery in
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays There were some surprises on the Section 1 soccer circuit and then there were some of the usual suspects doing their thing in what was anything but a normal 2020 campaign. With the
Read MoreFor so many over the past nine months, it’s been Zoom meeting after Zoom meeting and other virtual get-togethers, whether it’s for work or to see family and friends. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m., a virtual concert by singer
Read MoreWith coronavirus cases on the rise as the holidays approach, members of the Peekskill community are coming together to raise money that will provide hot meals for first responders and other essential workers. Peekskill business owner Chappy Manzer, who has
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer said on Monday the county is experiencing the “second peak” of coronavirus with active cases more than doubling over the last three weeks. Cases of coronavirus increased by 516 on Monday, bringing Westchester County’s total
Read MoreBy Michael Gold I saw somebody commit murder. And I paid to make it happen. I killed a giant tree. It was at least 75 feet tall, a Norway maple. Its trunk was so thick you couldn’t stretch your arms
Read MoreAs COVID-19 cases continue to surge in New York, restaurants and non-essential businesses could face closure or additional restrictions if hospitalization levels fail to stabilize and trend toward critical levels. Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned on Monday a new initiative will
Read MoreA longstanding agreement that provides Mount Kisco fire protection service to nearly 150 New Castle properties will be terminated at the end of the month unless a dispute over escalating fees can be resolved. Mount Kisco Village Manager Edward Brancati
Read MoreWith COVID-19 cases rapidly rising in Westchester and Putnam counties, residents are more at risk than ever of catching the virus, especially with the holidays upon us. Health officials are asking those to be aware of any symptoms relating to
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