By Alan D. Feller, Esq My mother’s mother, also affectionately known as my Oma, was German to her core. How this played out will be familiar to her cultural brethren. She walked……a lot. Oma lived in a neighborhood in upper
Read MoreAs part of our collaboration with Pace University’s journalism department, The Examiner News features student-reported stories like this one. By James Steigerwald and EJ Speight, April 18, 2025 Los Angeles-based band Dawes will headline this year’s Pleasantville Music Festival. The festival, which
Read MoreResidents Cite Lack of Transparency, Size Concerns; Town Officials Defend Process By Mike Gold Valhalla residents are raising alarms over the rezoning of a North Kensico Avenue property, where a four-story, 34-unit apartment building – with parking for 43 cars
Read MoreDr. Karimah Smith, Obstetrics & Gynecology The number of women in the U.S. giving birth at age 35 and older has steadily been growing. Between 1990 and 2023, birth rates increased 71% among women ages 35-39, 127% among women ages
Read MoreBy Morris Gut 512 BISTRO IN BRIARCLIFF Partners Abel & Karla Magana and Jose Arteaga of 512 Bistro have been marking the one year anniversary at Bistro 512 in Briarcliff Manor with specialties from around the globe. The same team
Read MoreBy Amalia Wompa What started as a weekend hobby during the pandemic turned into history for Annabel Silbersher — who, just one day after her 18th birthday, became the youngest runner at the 2025 Boston Marathon on April 21. The
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur After about two-and-a-half years of discussion and delays, the Pleasantville Planning Commission will open a public hearing on a mixed-use project that would include redeveloping the former Chase Bank building at 444 Bedford Rd. Commission members scheduled
Read MoreBy Dr. Shara Labelson, PT, DPT Cycling is a popular and beneficial activity that offers numerous physical and mental health advantages. However, like any sport, it can also lead to injuries if proper precautions are not taken. Two common issues
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur North Castle Town Board members and the former chair of the town’s Board of Ethics battled last week over key differences of opinion on aspects of proposed updates to the municipality’s ethics code. During an April 9
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli A box office clerk accused of verbally attacking a Jewish couple at Jacob Burns Film Center is no longer with the theater, according to the couple’s daughter. The staffing change follows a heated confrontation over tickets to
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