By Bill Primavera When my wife and I were lucky enough to buy our first home at a young age in a halcyon world, we were in our mid-20s and the very epitome of eager beavers, always up for something
Read MoreBy Richard Levy The magnificent beaches of Palm Beach, Fla. are lavished by many luxury hotels. But only one of these deserves to be named the undisputed queen of Palm Beach. That’s the magnificent Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa.
Read MoreDefending Champ Somers Drops Down to Reign on Class A By Tony Pinciaro Sage Wiley and her BRIARCLIFF soccer teammates did not allow a 2023 Section 1 Class B championship to alter their approach to the offseason. The Bears worked
Read MoreBy Jordan Goodman Marty Gitlin is a nonfiction author and former sports journalist. He also wrote books for high school students about pivotal events in American history such as Brown v. Board of Education, biographies and the evolution of viral
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Want a tasty release from those daily stored up feelings and emotions? Head to Catharsis Bar & Grill, whether it be for happy hour or anytime. The rebranded restaurant recently opened quietly at the former site of
Read MoreBy Michael Leach International Overdose Awareness Day, Aug. 31, is the most extensive annual campaign to end overdose. The campaign raises awareness of overdose, which has impacted every community. Too many families have lost loved ones, but this campaign and
Read MoreBy Michael Gold If home is the place where they have to take you in, then the Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Pleasantville is the place where everyone will be welcomed when they walk in the door no matter what. “We
Read MoreJoel M. Walker of White Plains passed away at age 83 on Monday, Aug. 19 after a brave three-year fight with pancreatic cancer. His wife, Ellen, son Brian and daughter Allison were by his side. Born on Dec. 25, 1940, he grew
Read MorePhilip Miller, a lifelong resident of Mohegan Colony in the Town of Cortlandt, died Aug. 19. He was 84. Phil loved to tell the story of how he was raised in Shrub Oak on a chicken farm, collecting eggs and
Read MoreAn existential threat refers to something ceasing to exist. Sadly, the Town of Carmel draft Comprehensive Plan (aka Master Plan) and its proposed zoning changes create that threat to the town. This 10-year plan mandates a long list of socialist
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