Croton Comes Up Short; Greeley Denied; White Plains Edged in Semis By Tony Pinciaro Jillian Mauro did not hesitate and the result was a Section 1 Class B girls’ soccer championship for state-ranked (No.15) BRIARCLIFF. After Mar Rivera Font sent
Read MorePutnam Valley Falls in Class C Overtime Title Tilt By Tony Pinciaro And LAKELAND’S reign continued on a rain-soaked turf. The top-seeded Hornets added to their sectional record with a 1-0 victory over second-seeded Horace Greeley in the Section 1
Read MoreDr. Debra Etelson, Pediatrics Many parents and guardians, especially those with children going to daycare or school for the first time, are understandably concerned about whether the facility, its staff, and its other attendees are taking proper precautions when it
Read MoreBy Michael Malone A Novel Concept looks at a non-fiction book this week, but one about a colossal figure in American fiction. “Lucky Mud & Other Foma” bears the subtitle “A Field Guide to Kurt Vonnegut’s Environmentalism and Planetary Citizenship,” and looks
Read MoreWestchester County District Attorney Mimi Rocah, who was elected in 2020, announced on Thursday that she will not seek reelection next year. In a press release announcing her decision, Roach cited her office’s efforts to modernize the approach to criminal
Read MoreBy Jonathan Notis After playing volleyball for the nationally ranked Downstate Athletic Center in Peekskill, Marc Arroyo, a current Briarcliff High School senior wanted a different challenge. That’s where he met Paulo Martinez-Amezaga and Sam Jacobson, students at Croton-Harmon High
Read MoreBy Alana Pero Empathy. Compassion. Understanding. Those are the values I cherish for my family, for myself and for my community. However, those three words are often missing when I see and hear stories about JCCA’s Pleasantville campus. As a
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The origins of Halloween can be traced to an ancient Celtic festival, called Samhain. The Celts used the day to celebrate the harvest, but they also seemed frightened of the coming winter. They thought Samhain a dangerous
Read MoreI’m writing to encourage Mount Kisco voters to support Mike Cindrich in the upcoming election. I’m a lifelong Mount Kisco resident and I’ve seen mayors and politicians come and go. Mike Cindrich has served our community, as mayor and trustee
Read MoreOn Oct. 13, Arline “Cinny” Mirantz left this Earth to be with her beloved husband, Matt. Cinny was born in New York City in 1927 to Lionel and Betty Cinnamon and grew up in the Big Apple. After high school,
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