Hornets, Greeley, Yorktown Advance to Quarters By Tony Pinciaro LAKELAND opened the Section 1 Class B Field Hockey Championships with a lopsided victory and, more importantly, Gabby Santini achieving a monumental program mark. The senior and captain finished with two
Read MoreBy Jordan Goodman Arc Stages in Pleasantville opened its doors to welcome a brand-new alternative band that has its roots in Pleasantville. The singer-songwriter duo comprised of Aaron David Gleason and Emma Freeman made their performance debut as Pleasantville, where
Read MoreElizabeth DeRobertis, Registered Dietitian “Soup is good food” was Campbell’s motto for much of the 1970s and ‘80s. (Not only has that ad campaign long ended, the company recently announced plans to drop “soup” from its name after 155 years.)
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, is a major holiday throughout India and around the globe, and is a fine time to enjoy the vibrant flavors of Indian cuisine. It lasts five days, this year peaking on
Read MoreBy Anthony Arrien, Gina Sanshirico and Eileen McDermott All around Putnam County and beyond, signs reading “Save Girls Sports” have appeared. Those who research the issue will find that it has to do with a broad campaign pushed by groups
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Imagine a Westchester with more shade trees planted in town centers, reduced plastic packaging for take-out foods and other products and parking lots with permeable surfaces to absorb storm runoff. Rand Manasse and Larry O’Connell, co-presidents of
Read MoreIt’s shocking that more feminists aren’t speaking out against the Prop 1 amendment on the ballot this year. This carelessly worded proposal would have a significant detrimental effect on girls’ sports in New York. It would lay the constitutional groundwork
Read MoreI am writing in reply to a letter written by Robert Liebman of Mount Kisco in the Oct. 8-14 issue titled “Trump’s Threatened Mass Deportation Could Jeopardize Mt. Kisco’s Future.” Robert, did you read your letter out loud before you
Read MoreIn response to the letter to the editor in the Oct. 8-14 issue regarding the subject of mass deportation (“Trump’s Threatened Mass Deportation Could Jeopardize Mt. Kisco’s Future”), it is most likely that Trump’s planned mass deportation would be focused
Read MorePete Harckham, as chair of the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, has been working to fight our climate crisis, perhaps the biggest threat to our future, and protect drinking water resources. He also wants to reduce the amount of plastic waste
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