Mahopac School District staff and faculty gathered alongside students and community members last week to welcome back the varsity cheerleading team after the squad won a national championship at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. The team had
Read MoreThe Westchester County Biosciences Accelerator (WCBA), which supports the development of Westchester’s hub of life science innovation and commercialization, is pleased to welcome three new corporate partners: Boehringer Ingelheim, C3 Medical Device Consulting LLC and Moses Singer LLP. Boehringer Ingelheim
Read MoreA panel of distinguished real estate executives provided an overview of the Westchester County commercial and residential market at the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Annual State of the Market Luncheon Jan. 12 at 360 Hamilton Ave. in White
Read MoreBy Neil Pellone The start of every new legislative session in Albany provides New York’s Assembly members, senators and governor with the opportunity to vote and pass critical legislation that directly impacts the lives of New Yorkers and their families. Just as
Read MoreThere is no longer any serious doubt that climate change is mainly being caused by excessive greenhouse gas emissions from human sources and that it represents an extreme threat. It might have been assumed a number of years ago that
Read MoreBy Andre’ Rainey One of the hardest challenges I’ve faced in my life was walking into Dutchess County Family Court. The mother of my middle daughter refused to allow me to see my daughter after our separation, so I sought
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera In my home, I’m not sure that I am really fully relaxed until I’m slouched way back in my easy chair with my lower limbs stretched out and elevated with the help of a footstool, also called
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The COVID-19 pandemic may have receded (and let’s hope it’s exiting for good), but it’s continuing to leave its mark on children’s education. Students in general are suffering from deficits as a result of closed schools and
Read MoreBy Scott Levine The last time we were together was just after the winter solstice, the very start of winter. Time flies, the world still spins, and as if by magic, we’re about halfway through. There’s already more daylight in
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Let the good times roll! This year, Carnival season begins on Friday, Feb. 17 culminating with on Feb. 21 with Mardi Gras. Here are some local suggestions on places to dine to get you in the mood.
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