By Bill Primavera For almost 10 years now, I’ve lived in a one-level home where everything is within my reach without so much as bending my knees to climb up or down steps. How convenient. How lucky. How delightfully lazy.
Read More“I realize today that nothing in the world is more distasteful to a man than to take the path that leads to himself” Hermann Hesse By Richard Cirulli Existentialism is an unfamiliar word to most people even though many of
Read MoreThanks again to intrepid reporter Abby Luby and The Examiner for investigating and publishing last week’s article about the Putnam Valley Fire Department environmental lawsuit. (“Putnam Valley Fire Dept. Files Show Cause Order for Illegal Dumping”) I have been politically
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. Verbal expressions of love are deeply woven into our relationship dialogues. As we age, spoken declarations untethered to consistent behavior or actions lose their impact. Making household improvements may signify love to one person, while
Read MoreBy Assemblywoman Dana Levenberg As a longtime Ossining resident, I share local concerns about state roads in our area. I also drive on these roads and am committed to ensuring that safety issues are addressed. Upon taking office, my staff
Read MoreBy Jonathan Martirano Scarsdale(8-6-2) @ Mt. Pleasant(10-4-2) Monday, 1/30 Westchester Skating Academy Last Monday, the Ice Cats took on the Scarsdale Raiders, in an exciting 3-3 tie that saw some OT action. In the first period, Scarsdale senior Ian Silberstein
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro BYRAM HILLS struggled through the first half of the season as it dealt with injuries and a difficult schedule against some of Section 1’s finest teams. Coach Tara Ryan and her team played well even though the
Read MoreDr. Jeannette Yuen, Cardiologist February is American Heart Month, an important reminder to focus on our cardiovascular health. The American Heart Association’s “Go Red for Women” initiative, designed to raise awareness of women’s heart health, is a great catalyst for
Read MoreBurke Rehabilitation Hospital has launched Burke TheraDogs, a canine therapy program to support patients and staff members. Burke partnered for the program with The Good Dog Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that trains and provides therapy dogs for healthcare, social service,
Read MoreMahopac 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
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