By Tony Pinciaro Throughout the MAHOPAC field hockey program’s illustrious history, two names are synonymous with its championship success – Peg Schutze and Dona DiMaggio. Schutze was the long-time Mahopac coach, guiding the 1993 team, featuring Courtnie Smith, to a
Read MoreDr. Pamela Weber, Diagnostic Radiology Mammograms remain one of the best ways to screen for developing cancers. However, a mammogram shows non-dense breast tissue as dark and transparent, while dense breast tissue usually appears as a solid white area, making
Read MoreBy Katherin M. Crossling I am writing to you as an Ossining resident, neighbor and homeowner since 2008, and a mom of three children who all attend Ossining schools. I wanted to share my thoughts with you about the upcoming
Read MoreI would like to applaud Assemblyman Matt Slater for his exemplary leadership. It is hard to find good people to run for public office these days for many reasons, which is why we should be thankful to have Assemblyman Slater
Read MoreBy Gina Arena Two years ago, I ran for state Senate. As an every-day mom who had never been in public office, I was naive about the process. A few weeks before Election Day, the attack ads began – more
Read MoreI’m a fervid member of the Sen. Peter Harkham fan club, earnestly hoping he will continue to represent Southeast and Brewster Village next year. Sen. Harckham is, by all accounts, one of the hardest working and most productive elected officials
Read MoreOn Sept. 11, 2001, as a then-NYPD lieutenant, I was part of the initial Level 4 Mobilization to respond to the World Trade Center, and I arrived with my officers just as United Flight 175 slammed into WTC 2. Each
Read More“Oops, we’ve gone too far.” This is what the Republican Party, and most notably, Donald Trump and his acolyte, Mike Lawler, are apparently thinking. Trump made good on his promise to appoint Supreme Court justices to overturn Roe v. Wade,
Read MoreEileen Joan Edwards-Lew, a longtime Briarcliff Manor resident, passed away peacefully at Greenwich Hospital in Connecticut on Thursday morning, Aug. 29. She was 95 years old. Eileen was born on Feb. 1, 1929, in New York City to Alan J.
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan Were the “Famine Irish” the lawless, illiterate and ignorant louts portrayed in popular media such as “The Gangs of New York?” Or do they deserve better treatment? They do, argues award-winning historian Tyler Anbinder. His fourth book,
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