Joseph Lucie
Joseph Ralph Lucie died on Nov. 18. He was 41 years old. Born May 27, 1981, Joseph was a son to Grace, brother to Jodie, with her husband William, and boyfriend to Danielle. As a little boy he was your
Read MoreJoseph Ralph Lucie died on Nov. 18. He was 41 years old. Born May 27, 1981, Joseph was a son to Grace, brother to Jodie, with her husband William, and boyfriend to Danielle. As a little boy he was your
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Real estate experts will tell you that the single most important factor to homebuyers is location, over and above the home itself. And logic will tell you that you can change anything about a house, but its
Read MoreWell, here we go again. I read Michael Gold’s column (“Crossing Guards Face Unruly Rush of Vehicles to Keep Kids, Adults Safe,” November 8-14) and he hit the nail right on the head. Crossing guards take their lives in their
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Walter Panas had a memorable 2021-22 varsity girls’ basketball season, but it was the Panthers’ final game that left them wanting more. The Panthers reached the Section 1 Class A final where they met an experienced Tappan
Read MoreSupreme Fitness Group, LLC, one of the largest Planet Fitness franchises, has announced the presale for its newest club, which is set to open in December in Brewster. Members can join for just $1 down and then $10 a month
Read MoreI live in Ossining and when I went to bed on Election Night, Pete Harckham, who was favored to become our new state senator after all the lines were redrawn, was way behind in the vote count to Gina Arena.
Read MoreIn these difficult economic times, as a result of inflation, it is especially important to patronize your neighborhood businesses. Do it not only on annual Small Business Saturday, Nov. 26 this year, but every day of the year. Small independent businesses are
Read MoreCounty Police/Mount Kisco Nov. 14: A woman contacted county police at 8:01 p.m. to report that an elderly man called her to demand payment for damage to his car resulting from an accident on Main Street the previous week. The
Read MoreBy Frank Williams Jr. The Westchester County Board of Legislators is considering a bill that would end the sale of flavored tobacco products. Despite the urgent public health needs for this critical reform, there have been some in our community that
Read MoreA flavored tobacco sales ban would be another way the government is chiseling away at our freedoms. The Westchester County Board of Legislators is considering banning the sales of all flavored tobacco across the county. As Americans honored veterans across
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