Starting in 1991, White Castle celebrated Valentine’s Day. This included reserved seating, tablecloths, balloons and decorations along with waiters or waitresses to serve you. Over the years, my wife and I try to stop by our local White Castle on
Read MoreBy John Vorperian A rare bipartisan moment happened on Capitol Hill this past December. The late Larry Doby was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Doby was the first Black player to compete in the American League. He was the second
Read MoreBy Mary K. Spengler While more than 1.7 million Americans die each year in hospice care, many other Americans eligible for these services did not elect them because of the stigma, fears and misinformation linked to end-of-life care. Conversely, hospices
Read MoreNot being a registered Democratic Party member suited me. After all, being registered as an independent, Republican or Democrat, was just a label. I was always free to vote for whatever candidate I wanted to in general elections, regardless of
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I was a single homeowner with a property to be maintained, a feeling of near euphoria would greet me with the first breath of spring as I would anticipate my first days in the garden. Year
Read MoreAdrian McGuire, 99, passed away peacefully on Jan. 30 at Waterview Hills, cared for to the end by dear friends and caring staff. His death brings the close of an era in the Chappaqua School District. Adrian was a beloved
Read MoreDr. Frank Gray of Somers, a man of esteemed education and devoted service, passed away peacefully on Jan. 11 at the age of 87. Born on Aug. 22, 1936, in Brooklyn to the late Samuel and Esther (Krassman) Gray, Frank’s
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro It’s appearing to be a case of deja vu for WHITE PLAINS. Last year, the Tigers hit their stride as 2023 arrived and they rode the wave to the New York State Class AA championship game. This
Read MoreBy Barbara Kay When relating the Black experience in America to the public, attention is often focused on the stories that have familiarity to the masses. But this year’s exhibit at Bethany Arts Community (BAC) in Ossining that opened Friday
Read MoreBy Michael Malone Set in London, “Slow Horses” is a spy thriller with dashes of wit. Written by Mick Herron, it tells the story of Slough (rhymes with cow) House – a building where MI5 agents, who are similar to FBI agents,
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