It is unbelievable that the New York State Board of Elections would approve a new machine for us to vote on that is a touchscreen machine. However, this was not a unanimous vote for ExpressVote XL. For over 10 years
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht A group of 46 interns, led by Greenburgh Town Clerk Judith Beville, last week finished their summer-long town project helping some of Westchester’s asylum seekers. In the spring, more than 100 of the roughly 400 migrants who arrived
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Scorched Grace,” a 2023 novel from Margot Douaihy, centers on Sister Holiday, a nun doing her thing down in New Orleans. Sister Holiday is not a typical nun, because there is a good chance you would not
Read MoreHaving previously treated patients with ketamine in emergency departments, when Dr. Robert Glatter learned the drug could be used to help to treat patients with depression and other mood disorders, he became increasingly more interested in going that route with
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan With sadness, the Irish Eclectic notes the untimely passing of one of Ireland’s most talented, and controversial, artists – Sinead O’Connor – who died of an undisclosed cause on July 26 at the much-too-early age of 56.
Read MoreDorothy Alexander, 94, passed peacefully at her son’s home in Hebron, Conn. on Aug. 1. Dorothy was born Aug. 8, 1928, in Milwaukee, Wisc. to Lee and Emily Tracy. The family moved to Mount Vernon and were joined by her
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Eating at the diner conjures up so many memories. Not so many years ago, it was a place where one could dine well and still have some money left in your wallet. It was the place to
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Middle school these days can be a minefield, with bullying, insults and fielding false accusations on social media and texting, even physical fights. Plus, the COVID pandemic hit just as the kids were working on social relationships and
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When my wife and I bought our first home in the ‘burbs, we were so naïve that I, as a licensed realtor today, am embarrassed to admit it now: We eschewed any need for a home inspection.
Read MoreAssemblyman Matt Slater’s latest legislative effort to have those involved in the death of a police officer “never see the light of day” is misguided. In reaction to this week’s release of Scott Cobb, a 60-year-old man who was one
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