By Brian McGowan Ah, March! The “Holy Season” of parades and festivities, all decked out in honor of Ireland’s patron, the good Saint Patrick, of whom we’ve written much in this column. While last year marked the end of a
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When was the last time I dutifully performed one of the “man’s chores” of the house and waxed our furniture for my wife? Actually, nothing around the house should be gender-specific, but in my house, it’s always
Read MoreIn last week’s column, we explored the changing alcohol consumption patterns in the United States among our demographic generations. From baby boomers to Generations X, Y (millennials) and Z, distinct preferences have emerged dependent on economic, lifestyle and ideological viewpoints,
Read MoreBy Jonathan Martirano No.6 Horace Greeley Quakers (6-12-2) @ No.3 John Jay CR Wolves (13-5-1), February 20 at Brewster Ice Arena The Horace Greeley Quakers took on John Jay CR Wolves in the D2 Quarterfinals this past Monday, with the
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Leo Venables learned a valuable lesson last year in his first trip to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Wrestling Championship that helped him prepare for the 2023 edition. “States is a whole different
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo and Martin Wilbur A Croton-on-Hudson resident has announced her candidacy to run for the 9th District seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators currently held by Chair Catherine Borgia, who will be term-limited at the end
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore She’s been a professional knitter, a beader and a caregiver for her own grandchildren and others. Now, at age 93, the former longtime Mount Kisco resident Rosemary “Romy” Brooks has added another passion to a life well-lived
Read MoreBy Jessica Jafet There is a new steakhouse in town to add to the sizzling food scene in Pleasantville. The restaurant, which opened on Wheeler Avenue in January after some refurbishments to the interior, is aptly named Wheeler Prime — and
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Rich Hanlon learned to draw as a small boy in Ohio, painting the flames on toy cars for orphans that he spent part of his childhood with. But if you’re expecting a Dickensian coming-of-age tale, Hanlon is
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera As a realtor, I have the opportunity to view a lot of furniture, and that furniture can be in varying stages of wear. In my own home, I have been giving the fish-eye for the past few
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