By Michael Gold The field stretched out and away from the backstop, a carpet of green dividing the Saw Mill Parkway from the Village of Pleasantville. Two half-circle American flags, red and blue with white stars, hung proudly from the
Read MoreWith a continued focus on the Westchester community, the Pleasantville Farmers Market will once again join with Phelps Hospital and the Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps (OVAC) for a pop-up COVID-19 vaccination site this Saturday, June 5. Free vaccines will be
Read MoreBrewster High School teacher Dr. Brittany Kozlenko was selected as one of New York State’s three finalists for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST). PAEMST is the highest honor a STEM educator can receive in
Read MoreSummer is just around the corner, and that means Playland Park in Rye will reopen and is staffing up with a virtual job fair. County Executive George Latimer said: “As one of the largest employers of youth, this virtual job
Read MoreRainbow flags, the well-known symbol of the LGBTQ+ community, will be out in abundance as Yorktown for Justice (YFJ), a local grassroots collaborative, marks Pride Month on Saturday June 12 at noon, at Yorktown Town Hall. “Pride Month is a
Read MoreBy Richard Cirulli “I have always had the ability to attach my demons to my chariot.” Ingmar Bergman Butwhatifits. It’s slang for the feeling one gets that despite all the planning and accomplishments, you come to realize you got
Read MoreThere are reasons to celebrate now that life is slowly emerging from the pandemic. Starting this evening, local music lovers can rejoice some more. After a one-year break due to the coronavirus, the Village of Mount Kisco is bringing back
Read MoreSeveral North Castle residents last week criticized a town proposal to allow music for outdoor dining, forcing the Town Board to eliminate that provision before amending its regulations. With the increasing popularity of outdoor dining once restaurants were allowed to
Read MoreAreas along the lakefront in Putnam Valley will no longer allow parking with several safety concerns arising as the summer months approach. Town officials intend to restrict parking in the Roaring Brook Lake District to property owners, their lessees, members
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. There is a moment, as a parent, when you become instantly aware that you are no longer looking down to make eye contact with your child. Your child’s power and strength are growing while yours
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