By Alan D. Feller, Esq. I was reading something troubling the other day: For the first time in generations, chocolate chip ice cream is no longer a top 10 selling flavor. Chocolate chip ice cream is now considered a “seasonal
Read MoreSchool Bond Back Up for Debate After last year’s failed facilities bond, the Pleasantville Board of Education is preparing a new pitch to the community — this time with what appears to be a more proactive push for public support.
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater On Tuesday, July 22, The Examiner published an article about a new automatic license plate reader (ALPR) at the junction of Bedford and Maple Hill Road in Pleasantville. As of July 24, that camera is no longer
Read MoreThis week on Local Matters Westchester, we spoke with Kathleen Reckling, CEO of ArtsWestchester, about what’s at stake as federal cuts loom—putting up to $8 million at risk for Westchester’s arts economy. Reckling makes the case for why public investment
Read MoreBy Elaine Clarke In the weeks leading up to the annual Butterfly Fair, members of the Pleasantville Garden Club meet before sunrise in Barnhurst Park to work on the pollinator garden—creating a space where butterflies and other pollinators can thrive.
Read MoreBy Elaine Clarke The North Castle Town Board voted to release a Request for an Expression of Interest (RFEI) to attract potential contractors for ideas about how to rehabilitate the current Town Hall at its meeting Wednesday evening. Supervisor Joseph
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater It took over 80 minutes of regulation play, 20 minutes of overtime, and five and a half rounds of penalties to get to this point. It is July 15, a hot and humid day in Richmond, Virginia,
Read MoreDr. Renu D. Muttana, Nephrology As the mercury rises, so should your awareness around proper hydration. If you’re sweating, you’re losing water. “About 60% of our body is water. We need water for the maintenance of our organ systems, immune
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. By the time you turn 50, certain truths are impossible to ignore. You either have patience to deal with life’s annoyances or you don’t. You can install a kitchen sink or you have to call
Read MoreBy Tomás Thor When two yoga teachers who had unknowingly circled each other for over a decade finally sat down for coffee in October of last year, they both left knowing their lives – and the Ossining yoga scene –
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