By Tony Pinciaro The loss still burns in the minds of the returning veterans on the 2023 HEN HUD varsity softball team. Hen Hud was three outs from winning the 2022 Section 1 Class A championship only to have Tappan
Read MoreThe Examiner won awards for best editorials, column writing and email newsletter last weekend at the New York Press Association’s Annual Better Newspaper Contest, held this year in Albany. Publisher Adam Stone won a first-place prize for best editorials and also secured a
Read MoreBy Jonathan Martirano, Examiner Media Intern Somers High School faced the Hudson River Trailblazers in their first game of the season and produced a 23-12 victory last week. Somers dominated in the first half and scored the game’s opening touchdown
Read MoreWhite Plains Hospital has opened a new, expanded laboratory powered by innovative technology to help facilitate faster diagnoses and treatment for patients. The laboratory’s new equipment strengthens the Hospital’s diagnostic capabilities and supports greater test and sample capacity with high
Read MoreDr. Fulvia Milite Eat well. Exercise. Don’t smoke. These are common tips to enhance heart health. But did you know that ample sleep is just as important? The American Heart Association added sleep to its checklist of essentials for cardiovascular
Read MoreThe report released Monday from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) found that the world is likely to surpass limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial temperatures — by the early 2030s. Scientists have
Read MoreBy Michael Gold From buying land for preservation and creating pollinator pathways and corridors for wildlife, to sponsoring trail hikes and setting up programs for people to observe birds in the third largest wetland in New York State, the Putnam
Read MoreBy Jennie Sunshine It could be a disaster. That’s the only conclusion I can make after attending the Mar. 8 Planning Board work session called to specifically address the Soundview/Underhill project at Yorktown Town Hall with the Town Board, Conservation
Read MoreThe family of Diane Marie Walsh is heartbroken to announce her passing on March 18 after a two-decade struggle with Parkinson’s Disease. She was 75. Born in Brooklyn on Jan. 30, 1948 to Agnes (Kadavy) and Louis Otto, she spent
Read MoreRepresentative Mike Lawler says “I am well on the record in support of protecting both Social Security and Medicare” and he does not seem to understand why the issue keeps coming up. Let me help you with this, Mike. It’s
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