Family Bonds Run Deep for Tight-Knit Theater Program Article and Photos by Todd Sliss After spending nearly four months together rehearsing and working on the set and other technical aspects of the show, the Westlake Players—students and adults—were shocked to
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli Robert Goldstein and his wife have long cherished the Jacob Burns Film Center – the friendly staff, the cozy atmosphere, and its role as a cultural institution. But after a disturbing alleged incident at the theater last
Read MoreBy Mike Gold A long-vacant property on Elwood Avenue in Hawthorne is set for redevelopment, part of a broader effort by the Mt. Pleasant Industrial Development Agency (IDA) to encourage investment in the area. The former Bel Paese restaurant, located
Read MoreBy Mike Gold Our talent for tossing aside just about anything we get our hands on is unmatched. When I go for a walk in Pleasantville, scattered around in various places on the ground are plastic bottles, metal cans, and
Read MoreBy Gabriela Rodriguez, PT, DPT If you are a runner, like myself, chances are you’ve probably sustained a running-related injury. Unfortunately, running-related injuries (RRI) remain high, with a likelihood of 75% of runners sustaining a running-related injury each year. I
Read MoreBy Amalia Wompa Somers resident Michael Balkind’s happiest moments often begin with an idea – ones that won’t stop pestering him until they’re fully written, rewritten, and published. Whether he’s barreling down a ski slope, swimming thousands of yards each
Read MoreDr. Angel Rodriguez, Primary Care Ultra-processed foods and increasing screen time have fueled a rise in the obesity epidemic, putting more people at increased risk of heart disease. When the World Health Organization recognized obesity as a global epidemic in
Read MoreAdam Stone, publisher of Examiner Media, was awarded an A-Mark Foundation Investigative Reporting Award at the New York Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest on Friday night, recognizing excellence in investigative journalism. Stone’s series on corporate medical care secured second-place in
Read MoreBy Davi Schulman Westchester Summit Health workers gathered Wednesday to demand fair pay, better benefits and enhanced conditions after they say a corporate takeover has worsened their workplace. This self-described “Day of Action” was designed to include major worker pickets
Read MoreAs part of our collaboration with Pace University’s journalism department, The Examiner News features student-reported stories like this one. By Pace students James Steigerwald and EJ Speight Work has begun at Roselle Park on a new playground. Teardown for the park on Weskora Avenue
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