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Examiner Media unveiled a new digital newsmagazine this week, offering readers both free and paid subscription options to its new premium coverage. The digital newsmagazine, Examiner+, will be published on the emerging Substack email newsletter and website platform. Differentiating the newsmagazine from Examiner
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The first public forum to determine if marijuana dispensaries should be allowed in Pleasantville was held last Monday evening with a general consensus that the village should opt-out from retail sales. Many in the small gathering at Village Hall and
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By Martin Wilbur and Rick Pezzullo A noticeable drop in the number of COVID-19 cases locally and throughout the state has officials hopeful that the summer surge fueled by the Delta variant may be waning. Westchester reported that the active
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Sept. 20: Patrol responded to a commercial area on Elliott Way at 9:44 a.m. om a report of criminal mischief to a fence at Senasqua Park. DPW was notified and a report was to be filed. Sept. 21:
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Having sought out new wines for several decades now, I’ve found that I prefer particular styles of wine and specific wine regions. This has certainly helped steer me in the right direction when I’m perusing the numerous offerings at my
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By Bill Primavera Now that I live in a maintenance-free condo, all I have to do to transition from the summer and fall months to winter is switch the HVAC from air conditioning to heat. It’s as simple as that,
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Some Town Board members have been in place for over a decade, and this November, Mr. Cirieco and Mr. Faulkner are up for re-election after nine years, I believe. They profess that they bring financial experience, but watching Town Board
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Andrea Karl, a Putnam Valley resident and retired peer counselor at Support Connection, died peacefully Sept. 29. She was 64. Karl leaves behind her husband of 38 years, Bill; her children, Andrew (daughter-in-law Courtney) and Julia and two grandsons, Ethan
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Charles J. Vilarino, a Yorktown Heights resident and a foreman for the Yorktown Highway Department, died Sept. 24. He was 58. He was born Dec. 31, 1962, in Brooklyn. He is survived by his wife, Lena; his mother, Anna; his
Read moreBy Katie Streeter The past year and a half has been very taxing, both mentally and physically. People are working from home now more than ever before due to the pandemic and it has taken its toll. Physical therapy is
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