By Bill Primavera It is impossible for me to dull the memory of that nightmarish middle-of-the-night experience when my wife Margaret awakened me and told me that she had had a dream that a man was in our bedroom, looking
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan A term often heard today is “The Irish Diaspora.” It refers to the roughly 70 million people living throughout the world today whose ancestors left Ireland over the past several centuries. Many groups, of course, have their
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Whether you’re planning to take in seasonal festivities at Westchester’s Winter Wonderland, the White Plains Holiday Market, Holiday Lights on the Farm at Muscoot Farm or the myriad seasonal concerts and get-togethers around the area, there is
Read MoreDear Neighbors and Friends, One of the most rewarding parts of serving in government is being able to secure funding for community nonprofits doing valuable work supporting community needs. I’m glad to announce that I was able to secure funding
Read MoreRegarding The Examiner’s Nov. 12 article “Mt. Pleasant Dems Accuse Town of Politicizing Burglary in Release,” why is it a political situation when we are sharing information about recent arrests? Alerting residents that such alarming incidents are occurring in our
Read MoreI have been attending Town and Planning Board meetings in Yorktown since Linda Cooper was town supervisor and regularly for well over a decade. The level of incivility and discourtesy exhibited by certain members of the current Town Board is
Read MoreSince 2019, the party line was there would need to be a $15 toll for congestion pricing to raise $15 billion. This would help fund the MTA’s $51 billion 2020-2024 Five Year Capital Plan. Now five years later, Gov. Hochul claims
Read MoreJames W. Hughes, 92, of Yonkers left us peacefully on Nov. 14 surrounded by family and loved ones. A beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle, James, or “Jim,” will be remembered for his love of family and friends and
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Gabby Santini and her LAKELAND teammates heard the rumors prior to and during the season. Even though the Hornets were 15-time defending Section 1 Class B field hockey champions, opponents were questioning Lakeland following the graduation of
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Hope Suh and her fellow seniors have had quite a meteoric rise with the HORACE GREELEY varsity volleyball team. In her freshman year, Suh and the team won three matches. That would be the last time the
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