By Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD was facing a first, recently, as Pelham dropped it from the undefeated ranks. First-year Coach Megan Boyle was curious to see how her team would respond to its initial loss of the season after opening
Read MoreYorktown Handles Eastchester; Byram Bops Panas; Mahopac 5-0 By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays The New York State Sportswriters Association basketball rankings, as meaningless as they often are, came out this past week. Coaches will tell their players to
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Once the 2023 Section 1 Division I Dual-Meet Championship brackets were released, top-seeded YORKTOWN focused on the opening two matches. A Yorktown and Mahopac victories in the first two rounds would set up a quarterfinal-round match. This
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “The Sterns are Listening” is an offbeat tale of punk rock and what happens years after you age out of that scene. Benjamin and his wife Dita Stern are longtime New Yorkers, living in an Upper East Side
Read MoreOptum Health, in an internal company email obtained Tuesday by The Examiner, announced the departure of Dr. Scott Hayworth, effective on Friday, Dec. 29. No specific reason was given for Hayworth’s exit. Hayworth, who joined Optum Health in 2020 following
Read MoreOn Oct. 7, Israel suffered a senseless surprise attack by the Hamas terrorist organization, tragically resulting in a significant loss of life. Since then, the idea of the very existence of Israel has come under siege and there has been
Read MoreIf the Republican revenge impeachment inquiry wasn’t so absurd it would almost be comical. Almost, but not. Just about a year into the majority, here’s what the House Republicans can show for their time of governing: two ridiculous drawn-out Speaker
Read MoreThe Yorktown Planning Board is reviewing a developer’s proposal to build a four-story hotel on a 1,750-square-foot parcel located at the intersection of Commerce Street and Veterans Road. If you include space for a lobby, and then add a restaurant
Read MoreAfter reading the statements in The Examiner, dated December 12-18 (“Mt. Kisco Replacing Longtime Village Attorney, Hires Interim During Search), I feel there has been a mix-up and I am being criticized for taking the position that it was time
Read MoreFormer longtime Westchester County resident, Jerry A. Rocco, 98, passed away after a brief illness on Dec. 10 at the FDR Hospital Montrose VA Medical Center’s nursing facility. Jerry was born in Manhattan on Sept. 2, 1925. He was raised first
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