You might have heard that the Yorktown Town Board is considering a change to town rules that would effectively greenlight a plan to turn the historic Soundview property at the corner of Route 118 and Underhill Avenue into a mixed-use
Read MoreMy family moved to Mount Kisco in 2011 and I have two children currently attending Mount Kisco Elementary School. Having seen how the Bedford Central School District Board of Education has successfully handled the challenging situations in the past several
Read MoreArthur Thomas Foley, 74, of Peekskill passed away peacefully of natural causes on Apr. 16 with family by his side at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital. He suffered from a lifelong debilitating condition, which in recent years included Parkinson’s disease. At
Read MoreGloria Presti, a Brewster resident, died peacefully on Apr. 11 at her home. She was 92. Presti was born July 26, 1928, in the Bronx to Anthony and Rose (Prestera) Mancini. She was a graduate of Walton High School in
Read MoreGreenburgh residents continue to remain split on a proposed law that aims to regulate leaf blowers as calls for compromise are being made while others are pressing a ban must be enforced to preserve public health. Following a second public
Read MoreCarmel Suffers Walk-Off Loss to RCK, Fox Lane Rallies to Beat Jay EF By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @directrays & Rob DiAntonio @RJD_Photos The last time we checked in on the Section 1 baseball scene in the Examiner region
Read MoreIf you’ve been following my recent columns, you know how well the United States is faring across the globe in the production and consumption of wine. From the back of the pack just 75 years ago, the United States has
Read MoreDespite having four years advanced notice of its planned departure, local elected officials and union leaders gathered Friday a short distance from the gates outside the Indian Point nuclear power plant in the Village of Buchanan to lament its official
Read MoreCompleting the long-awaited Comprehensive Plan update and attracting developers to consider construction of housing for seniors and empty-nesters are two of the key issues Mount Pleasant officials hope to address in the months ahead. Last Saturday morning, Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi
Read MoreFifty-Two Years, 7 Sectional Titles, 360 Wins Later, Coach D Calls it a Career By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays Thanks Coach, D! Thank you, Tony DeMatteo, for 52 years of football grandeur, for two state titles at Roosevelt
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