I can relate to Michael Gold’s guest column last week, “Thanks to the U.S. Postal Service, the Check is in the Twilight Zone.” While I cannot answer his question as to where his letter is, I can perhaps provide a few
Read MoreThis week we celebrate the birthday of Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father, President – and acclaimed bon vivant. The occasion reminds me of a bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite Bordeaux wine purported to be owned by him that sold at auction
Read MoreThe long-closed Getty gas station on the corner of Route 6 and Barger Street in Shrub Oak is slated to be demolished Tuesday to make way for a new CoCo Farms convenience store and fueling station. The former Getty station
Read MoreSoul Brewing Company in Pleasantville, known as a “grain to glass brewery and tasting room,” first opened last year on Mar. 14, only to close two days later because of New York State’s pandemic lockdown of public spaces. Owner Allen Wallace
Read MoreNew York State will allocate 35,000 vaccination doses to public and private colleges throughout the state to help inoculate the student population before the end of the spring semester, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday. With a recent spike in COVID-19
Read MoreAnother public hearing has been set for the third revision the Putnam Valley Town Board has made to its proposed noise ordinance, but officials say the proposal will be thrown out for good if the community rebukes it. Putnam Valley
Read MoreThe engineering firm retained to design a 1.5-mile pedestrian and bike path connecting Chappaqua Crossing and downtown Chappaqua presented a route to New Castle town officials last week that avoids most private properties and school district land. The proposed ChapLine
Read MoreAs Greenburgh undertakes a multitiered project to support the Black Lives Matter movement, officials debated whether the town should make strides to condemn all levels of hate and bigotry. Councilman Ken Jones, who is overseeing a subcommittee that is spearheading
Read MoreOver the last few years, Jonathan de Marte has experienced the highs and lows associated with being an athlete. The 2011 Lakeland High School graduate had his share of injuries while playing Division I baseball at Richmond and then played
Read MoreThe past year has been difficult for so many, but hundreds of arts, theater, music and dance organizations have in many instances been stretched to the limits in hopes of surviving. Westchester Ballet Company (WBC) is no different. The acclaimed
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