By 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 –
Read MoreBy Dr. John Shlimoun Lower extremity neuropathy, a condition characterized by damage to the peripheral nerves in the legs and feet, affects millions of individuals worldwide. Commonly associated with diabetes, chemotherapy, infections, and autoimmune disorders, neuropathy can lead to symptoms
Read MoreBy Tomás Thor, Examiner Reporter Intern When Chris Holliday moved to Westchester seven years ago, he didn’t know the Jacob Burns Film Center would soon become a kind of second home – both personally and professionally. Today, as the center’s
Read MoreAfter we finished recording, 94-year-old Holocaust survivor Hanne Holsten told us that her memories — formed as an eight-year-old girl — remain so vivid, so sharp, that as she spoke, the images return in crystal-clear detail. The Hartsdale resident recounts
Read MoreFormer Somers Police Department Chief Michael W. Driscoll, Sr. a father of five sons and husband of the late Therese F. Driscoll, passed away on July 21, 2025. He was 87 years old. He was born in the Bronx, N.Y.
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater Last month, residents at the junction of Bedford and Maple Hill Road in Pleasantville noticed a new camera hanging over the intersection. The matte black device, mounted 15 feet high on a metal arm attached to a
Read MoreBy Tomás Thor, Examiner Reporter Intern In the cozy, colorful Healing Paws Veterinary Center tucked away at Radio Circle in Mount Kisco, compassion and care come first, and not just for the pets. Healing Paws Veterinary Center, founded by Dr.
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater On Tuesday, six ICE agents in four unmarked cars reportedly followed 24-year-old Amy Lituma and her four-year-old son from her home in Peekskill to BJ’s Wholesale Club in Yorktown Heights. There, Lituma, who spoke to The Examiner
Read MoreBy Elissa Leka When I asked ChatGPT if allowing access and education on artificial intelligence is beneficial to students, its generative response was immediate. “Yes,” it replied, “as long as it’s done thoughtfully and age-appropriately.” It then went on to
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