The Town of Cortlandt and Village of Buchanan will be hosting a public information meeting on February 11 and a series of public workshops regarding plans for the development of the Hudson River waterfront. The February 11 Zoom meeting at
Read MoreConcordia College New York announced last week a formal agreement is being finalized for Iona College to acquire Concordia’s Bronxville campus and provide continued education for students through a teach-out plan, enabling most students to continue their degrees to completion
Read MoreState Senator Pete Harckham honored three Putnam County Sheriff’s Deputies as “First Responders of the Month” for January 2021 at a ceremony held last week at the Putnam Sheriff’s Substation in Cold Spring. Randel Hill, Andrew Kristan and Benjamin Levine
Read MoreOne year ago, we were just learning about the coronavirus, COVID-19, a pandemic. It’s a word that we only read about in history books. What occurred over the past 12 months has been surreal, unbelievable and tragic. So many people
Read MoreNational Gun Violence Survivor Week is this week, Feb. 1-7, when the community honors survivors of gun violence and their resilience. Despite experiencing incredible trauma, they are leading work to support other survivors and advocating for common-sense measures that save lives.
Read MoreBy Rachel Amarosa Neck and shoulder pain is one of the most common complaints from patients in the outpatient physical therapy and chiropractic clinic. The causes of pain can be extensive especially if there was acute trauma that caused an
Read MoreJoel H. Sachs, who served as attorney for the Village of Pleasantville and other municipalities, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 24 after a brief illness in White Plains. He was 78. Born Mar. 27, 1942, Joel leaves behind his loving
Read MoreRussell J. Kroslak of Amenia, Dutchess County, passed away on Dec. 19, 2020, at Sharon Hospital in Litchfield, Conn. at the age of 68. Kroslak was born on Mar. 1, 1952, in New York City to Henry and Eleanor (Trompe)
Read MoreI was surprised to see a full-page petition on page two of the Putnam Examiner’s Jan 19-25 edition. The document chastises Putnam County officials for specific comments they supposedly made and supposedly should have made about national and local events
Read MoreGovernment on all levels can always do a better job simplifying and communicating important issues to its constituents. For local governments, budgets are often the most complicated issue to explain and digest. Recently, a prior Yorktown supervisor questioned the information we
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