Recently there has been much media coverage of politicians’ attitudes toward the military, especially those fallen, captured, wounded or ill, physically or emotionally, as a result of their service. So far, that news coverage has been on the national level,
Read MoreRecently two letters have appeared in The Examiner that are anti-solar panel/cell tower missives. The first used the description “power plant” for the solar array while the second used “potentially carcinogenic.” I can certainly understand property owners concerned that their
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Last week, I got really ticked when my heating and air conditioning system suddenly went on the fritz after only five years of service. I’m always impressed when I learn about how homeowners get long-term service from
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. There is a wonderful symmetry associated with filling out forms. Parents perform the task countless times for their young children. Every sport and after-school activity has a permission slip, waiver, medical report and emergency contact
Read MoreBy Andrea Gurciullo Surgery is serious, painful business, even when successful, and managing your recovery can be as delicate and important as the procedure itself. Currently, the use of opioids is the most broadly accepted way to treat post-operative pain,
Read MoreI’ve known Rob Astorino for over 20 years. He is a good, honorable person who only wants the best for his community. Rob has always been accessible and ready to help whenever called upon. We can count on Rob being
Read MoreAs a concerned voter and resident of the 40th District for many years, I am so pleased that Rob Astorino is running for State Senate and that I will be able to vote for him. He was such a great County
Read MoreThis is a quick note of thanks to Yorktown Supervisor Matt Slater. He has proven to be the right leader at the right time for our community. Since taking office he has faced so much adversity, from the terrible vandalism
Read MoreBy Scott Levine For all the good they do, all their old-timey-Tweeting of what’s going on in our heads, sticky notes have a dark side. Let me share this one with you that I found on my desk recently, in
Read MoreEleanor E. Scogna, a resident of Carmel, died September 21. She was 83. She was born October 20, 1936 in New York City, to Fridolin and Margareta Scholl, and was stepdaughter to Marie Scholl. She married the love of her
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New Pod Drop: NWH President Derek Anderson on Medicaid Cuts, the Nuvance Merger, Mental Health, Much More 
