No matter what side of the fence you usually vote, the treatment we all got during the pandemic with extended mandates, lockdowns and a lowering of our standard of life, we all have been thinking that this wasn’t what we wanted. Our
Read MoreA recent letter to the editor about climate caught my attention (“Mother Nature Controls Climate Change, Not Humans,” September 27-October 3) and I’d like to offer some information that might be helpful. The writer proposed that humans have no impact
Read MoreBy Margaret Käufer Researchers have shown that the greatest determinant of COVID-19 mortality was internet access. It is a correlation, not a cause. But why are we surprised? Research also confirms that internet access determines success across multiple areas: heart
Read MorePatricia Ann (Prior) Fitz died peacefully at her home in Armonk on Sept. 26 at the age of 80. “Patti” was born in Nashua, N.H. to Perley Washburn Prior and Elizabeth Huff Prior. Patti graduated from the Air Force Academy
Read MoreBy Eric A. Kreuter At the outset, I am not a dog owner, but I like all animals. What upsets me is when owners of dogs walk their pets near the property of neighbors and allow them to relieve themselves
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera If your house is on sewer, you may think that this piece about septic systems has no application to you. But as I understand it, as many as one-third of us within the reach of this newspaper
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD opponents are learning that defending against sisters Lena and Liv Johnsen is twice the trouble. Lakeland was the last team to experience the Johnsen sisters’ chemistry as Lena, a senior, scored twice, both assisted by
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Add another milestone to the impressive and lengthy resume of legendary LAKELAND varsity field hockey coach Sharon Sarsen. The Hornets defeated Hen Hud, 8-1, presenting Sarsen with her 700th career win on Senior Night. Sarsen, in her
Read MoreThe Serious Fun Arts Fest will celebrate public art, music, and dancing over five days in downtown White Plains starting October 12. The festival brings monumental works of art to the city’s streets, including a six-story vibrant fabric sculpture by internationally renowned
Read MoreNestor Garcia had a goal and was determined to accomplish it. A member of Yorktown Boy Scout Troop 267, Garcia wanted to build something meaningful for the community. But he knew he couldn’t do it alone. Enter: Putnam Northern Westchester
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