We respond to the ancient call to foster houses of worship that are “Houses of Prayer for All People.” As clergy in Croton-on-Hudson, this LGBTQ+ Pride Month we joyfully affirm that our congregations are committed to affirming and welcoming spirituality
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera At the beginning of this month, most citizens start looking for the fun and relaxation of vacation time. But if you’re like me, vacation time has always come with the stress of wondering whether everything is okay
Read MoreA treatment that has a proven track record for helping patients with various mental health disorders has opened an office in Westchester. New York Ketamine Infusions, also known as NYKI, has locations in New York City and Long Island, and
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel A barking dog, a frightened visitor and the threat of an imminent canine incident startled Dr. George Hill from a sound sleep at his State Street home in Ossining one quiet night. As a seasoned medical professional,
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht Officials, clergy and human rights activists urged for greater communication and understanding in the community at Westchester County’s second annual Gather Against Hate commemoration Tuesday afternoon in White Plains. One of the featured speakers during the event,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut The vibrant flavors and hospitality of Greece are served with kefi (gusto) at Anasa Greek Kitchen, the newly-revamped Mediterranean restaurant on Central Avenue in White Plains. Restaurant veterans Bobby Tsakarakis and Stevia Farmakopoulos took over the former
Read MoreAccording to the most recent U.S. census, about one out of every five Yorktown residents is 65 years or older. This is a higher percentage of the population than Westchester County, New York State and the country as a whole.
Read MoreAs the state legislature’s 2023 session rushes to a close, an urgent issue demands attention, addressed by the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act (A5322/S4246) and the Bigger Better Bottle Bill (A6353/S237). We are drowning in waste and are facing
Read MoreIt is unfortunate that the American people have become a nation of sheep being herded into a corral of sameness by the administrative border collies, unelected bureaucrats, writing rules and regulations as to what type of washer/dryer (cold wash only), what type of
Read MoreI have been blessed to be a member of the Mount Kisco community my whole life. Since we were children, my sister Pat Reilly and I have volunteered on and led committees, commissions and boards knowing that we must be
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