By Michael Gold The proposal to build a 31-lot subdivision in the Pocantico Lake area will entail the clearing of six acres of woodland. The property on which the Meadows at Briarcliff development would be constructed is close to a
Read MoreBy Richard Mendelson As we honor the achievements and rights of America’s workers on Labor Day, we at the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) continue the agency’s 53-year tradition of protecting the nation’s workers by
Read MoreBy Richard Levy Good news for folks that live in Westchester. No more having to schlep to JFK, LaGuardia or Newark airports to take your next flight. Breeze Airways, which launched two years ago, now flies non-stop to almost everywhere
Read MoreBy Morris Gut It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon for a drive and our destination was Las Mananitas for some south-of-the-border specialties. Named after a traditional birthday song, this Mexican restaurant opened by Luis Sanchez in 2012, sits near the
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When it comes time to sell a house, there are many issues to be addressed to make it attractive to prospective buyers. From curb appeal to functionality of all systems, realtors are eager to provide advice to
Read MoreSomers Has a Look About It; Don’t Sleep on P’Ville, Hen Hud By Tony Pinciaro SOMERS Coach Kelci Hegg and her team witnessed the June graduation of a talented group of seniors who were instrumental in making the Tuskers one
Read MoreBy Michael Malone I break from my usual novel reviews to examine a timely non-fiction release, as Patty Lin’s “End Credits: How I Broke Up With Hollywood” tells the story of a thriving TV writer who quits the business before it swallows
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The winning team had pinpointed an acute problem for many Westchester residents: There’s only one place in the county, in Valhalla, to dispose of your used cooking fats, oil and grease and residents must make an appointment.
Read MoreBy Capt. Peter DiChiara Renee Fogarty’s piece last week (“Life in Prison Without Parole Doesn’t Stop Perpetual Cycle of Harm”) decrying Assemblyman Slater’s no parole for cop killers legislation equates to a fantasy novel of a make-believe utopia. Don’t let
Read MoreBy Robert R. Daraio A person for whom I have great respect and affection sent me an editorial written by Victor Davis Hanson, a distinguished conservative university professor, that suggested that the way to preserve American democracy is as follows: “Most
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