By Bill Primavera Every so often, depending on what former President Donald Trump is up to, there is a discussion among some residents of my building at Trump Park about changing its name, both in its title and address. I’m
Read MoreBy Morris Gut If you enjoy shopping at farmers markets, this is the best time of year. Many markets that closed last year in time for winter have been steadily opening throughout the area. So get out to your favorite
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Every time Anastasia Byrnes steps on the lacrosse field she immediately becomes the center of attention – by the opponent. The BYRAM HILLS’ senior is one of the most prolific offensive players in Section 1 as evidenced
Read MorePace University’s documentary film team – PaceDocs – is set to premiere “The Cooper: Crafting the Soul of the Cask” at 7 p.m. this Thursday, May 2 at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville. For the first time ever, PaceDocs will be
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel You hear the music the moment you exit your car, echoing through the concrete canyons of the concave station parking lot, beckoning you to a small house at the transit hub’s exit road apex, bordering the bicycle
Read MoreIn the interest of comity, at the very least, Nancy Montgomery needs to be given committee assignments on the Putnam County Legislature. Chairman Paul Jonke did not see fit to grant Montgomery any assignments while every other legislator has been
Read MoreThe outrageous protests at Columbia, Harvard and other premiere American universities have each of us wondering where our elected leaders are on this issue and what they plan to do to restore civility and common sense to our campuses. These
Read MoreWe should all thank those responsible in Town Hall for keeping Yorktown safe from your own political signs on your own front yard. Yorktown has a lot on its plate but somehow chose to go into the administrative weeds to
Read MoreMany Medicare-eligible New York City retirees live in our community. We devoted years of service to the city working as EMTs, police, fire, sanitation, nurses and educators, often accepting smaller paychecks than what private sector jobs offer due to the promise of
Read MoreHere’s a timely reflection on changes to the Somers Central School District since adding two members last year. Touting “Academics, not Activism,” they align well with the extremist group Moms for Liberty, known for turning schools into battlegrounds. It is
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