The popular Lake Day at Mohegan Lake, scheduled for Saturday, July 17, is an annual family fun day of fishing derbies, boat races, hiking, live music, Thai dancing and more. The event, which is free and open to the public
Read MoreSince March 2020, everyone has been affected by the pandemic. Many of us have focused on what has been lost, which is understandable if a person or their family battled COVID-19, lost a loved one from the virus or a
Read MoreThe manager of a company that provides solid waste removal and recyclables processing for Westchester County and the company itself were charged last week with falsely filing financial records to conceal payments to strip clubs. According to Westchester District Attorney
Read MoreFor people who love cars, there’s nothing better than spending a summer weekend afternoon with fellow enthusiasts checking out all kinds of cool and classic vehicles. It’s even better when the proceeds of the show benefit a great cause. On
Read MoreIf you’re an area foodie and have been longing to try different culinary choices, Mount Kisco is the place to be later this month. Mimicking the popular Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, the Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce next Friday will
Read MoreInterest in current issues, politics and writing are among the passions shared by the trio of teens who won this year’s inaugural White Plains Democratic Committee’s essay contest. Emiliano Juarez, who will be entering his sophomore year at White Plains
Read More“This is going to be Starbucks for juices. That’s what we’re going for.” William McGhee had just finished watching an episode of “The Walking Dead” when he went to sleep and had an odd dream that he was strolling about
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. We spend so much time dissecting the differences between home care and nursing homes that the merits of assisted living are rarely discussed. Assisted living facilities offer medication support, in-house physician availability, transportation to medical
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Author Anne Lamott wrote a book several years ago called “Bird by Bird,” which was about both the writing process and life itself. It began with the story of her panic-stricken younger brother freaking out over
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera For the past few years, I’ve been living in a condominium whose street name is that of a recent former president. While a highly political friend tells me that she would not live on a street bearing
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