Most, if not all, households will, with the approach of a national election, consider what are called “kitchen table issues.” These include, of course, the cost of providing light and heat in our homes. What have we seen since Indian
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I was a little boy, around 10 or 11, I developed a passion for gardening. We lived in Viginia in a modest bungalow that looked like every other house in the track, originally developed during World
Read MoreThere is nothing quite so offensive to me, as a person born into a Jewish family, then a bunch of non-Jews opportunistically crying “antisemitism” when it suits their cause. It’s fairly obvious that this local bully collective masquerading as activists
Read MoreDr. Michelle Castiello, Podiatry Most students from kindergarten through college are now back at school. Anticipation for the new school year can leave them feeling excited, anxious or the many points in between. Something that student athletes in particular may
Read MoreBy Athan Halo From “Tom and Jerry” to “Despicable Me 4,” cartoons are everywhere. They’re enjoyed by kids (and grown-ups), and the results are clear – in 2023, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” grossed $1.36 billion, and recently, “Inside Out
Read MoreBy Michael Malone I picked up Stephen King’s The Gunslinger after hearing raves about it on an episode of “The New York Times Book Review” podcast celebrating 50 years of King novels. The book is Part I of the King
Read MoreBy Jordan Goodman This Friday, Aug. 23 at River Outpost Brewery in Peekskill, a new local DJ organization known as Sundown Sessions will be bringing its band of tech house, Afro house and Latin house music with a stacked lineup
Read MoreJohn Howard Fokine quietly passed away as the result of a stroke on Aug. 5 in Yorktown. He was 91 years old. John was born in Lyon, France to Aimee Johnson Fokine and Nicholas Fokine. In 1943 the family immigrated
Read MoreRichard Walter Devine II, 49, passed away unexpectedly at his residence on Aug. 12. Rich was born on Feb. 22, 1975, to Frances (Conklin) and Richard Walter Devine Jr. at St. John’s Riverside Hospital in Yonkers. He was a lifelong
Read MoreLouise Anne LeTendre died on Aug. 5 at the age of 94. She was a smart, accomplished woman who lived independently all over the world and was highly praised and awarded in her field of library science. She spent most
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