By Tony Pinciaro Somers was still coming together as a team early in the 2022 varsity girls’ lacrosse season when it received a confidence boost. The 2021 Section 1 Class B runner-up defeated 2021 Class C champion Hen Hud, 13-12,
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By Tony Pinciaro Hen Hud had established itself as the giant-slayers through the first three rounds of the Section 1 Class A Softball Championship. The eighth-seeded Sailors, behind pitcher Alana Espinoza, shut out top-seeded host Yorktown (1-0) in the quarterfinal
Read MoreHere’s your green light to give up Good morning! Today is Friday, May 27, and you are reading today’s section of Examiner+, a digital newsmagazine serving Westchester, Putnam, and the surrounding Hudson Valley. Need to subscribe — or upgrade your Examiner+ subscription to enjoy
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White Plains Hospital has announced the appointment of William S. Null as the new Chairman of the Board of Directors. Null was approved as the Board Chair at the White Plains Hospital’s Annual Board Meeting on May 5. He succeeds
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By Nora Lowe Brian Russell, Hendrick Hudson High School Class of 1968, was killed in the Vietnam War. Now, two of his high school classmates Bruce Fulgum (1967) and Guy Van Benschoten (1970), are embarking on a project to make
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The 14U Blue Storm Team (of the Katonah Lewisboro Bedford Softball league) won the Larchmont Spring Tournament Championship over the weekend of May 21st/22nd. The tournament included seven total teams from across the Lower Hudson Valley. The Blue Storm split
Read MoreBusiness Council of Westchester President and CEO Dr. Marsha Gordon discusses the post-pandemic vibrancy and resilience of the county’s business community Good morning! Today is Wednesday, May 25, and you are reading today’s section of Examiner+, a digital newsmagazine serving
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Debbie Cohen-Bahl wakes up at 6:45am each weekday morning and helps usher her three children out of the house and on their way to school. She takes a light hand with them – fully in-tune with teenagers’ need for independence
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By Nora Lowe After a forced closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Mount Kisco Movie Theatre may be ready to reopen sometime next month. That was the word last week from the new operators of the shuttered
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Before local residents take off for the long Memorial Day weekend, Victor Massick is hoping community members will stop by the Hendrick Hudson Free Library in Montrose on Thursday for what he believes is a film that Americans should experience.
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