Hadley Roe
Caring of heart, Gallant of spirit, Courageous in thought, Selfless in love Hadley Scott Roe, born Aug. 10, 1938, in Orange, N.J., the oldest of three children of Howard and Marion (Miller) Roe, died on June 19. He was 84.
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Mondaire Jones Hard at Work Fighting for Equal Rights for All
By Michael Gold Former U.S. Representative Mondaire Jones may not serve in Congress any longer but he is still working to help all citizens be able to vote and enjoy equal rights. (Jones is expected to announced his 2024 candidacy
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Dine the Gallic Way in Celebration of Bastille Day
By Morris Gut If you enjoy French cuisine, as I do, Bastille Day is Friday, July 14, a good excuse to indulge to go to your favorite French restaurant. Make your reservations early. The restaurants, bakeries and cafes throughout the
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Fixtures: What Stays and What Goes When a House Sells?
By Bill Primavera Buyers and sellers who seem perfectly nice and normal throughout the sales transaction process can suddenly lose their cool when the seller asks at the last minute that a modest chandelier be excluded among the fixtures included
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I was concerned to read the article by Rick Pezzullo titled “White Plains School District Using AI Technology for Security,” (May 23-29). I called a district official who reassured me that video cameras are commonplace in most public areas. So,
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Feeding Westchester Lays Out Plan to Tackle Hunger in County
By Ryan Raicht Feeding Westchester presenting a strategic plan last week to combat hunger in the county and help the thousands of residents and their families who are at constant risk of not having enough to eat. Last Thursday the
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Young Musicians Hope to Connect With Audiences at Music Festival
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Dr. Petros Efthimiou, Rheumatology Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), a.k.a “lupus,” has been back in the news lately, with actress/singer Selena Gomez and vocalist Toni Braxton making headlines for their experiences with the autoimmune disease. Earlier this year, Gomez began openly discussing
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