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It was the type of text that rocks your world, triggering a thousand thoughts at once. “My diagnostic test came back positive this afternoon,” my longtime colleague and friend Martin Wilbur, The Examiner’s Editor-in-Chief and founding journalistic voice, wrote me
Read morePressure is mounting on President Donald Trump to resign as First Lady Melania Trump, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as well as presidential son-in-law/presidential advisor Jared Kushner weigh in on how to proceed. CNN cites sources in reporting Kushner
Read moreHudson Valley hardball fans — at least fans of the Pinstripes — have news to celebrate with the announcement that the local Renegades Minor League Baseball team has joined the Yankees organization. The Hudson Valley Renegades have been affiliated with
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Winning the most votes in U.S. presidential election history, former Democratic Vice President Joseph R. Biden has captured the White House in his third time running for the job, defeating incumbent Republican President Donald Trump in the contentious 2020 election.
Read moreI’m here to cheer you up today. To all the people who have spent the past four years dedicating a considerable portion of their emotional energy to the hope that Trump would be rejected in 2020 and are now depressed
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As someone with relatively moderate political views, to the left of conservatives on most social issues and to the right of many liberals on the abilities of government to efficiently fix certain problems, as a newsman who usually prefers to
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It was lights-out pitching that secured Examiner green a spot in Saturday’s title game, but it took the team’s best hitting performance of the season to earn championship hardware. The Examiner-sponsored green team in Mount Kisco Little League Baseball’s eight
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Rose “Brew” Grunther, a fashionable, opinionated matriarch of her beloved family who lived life on her terms, bound by a keen sense of right and wrong, died on Aug. 7. She was 98. She died following a stroke at her
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Authorities are investigating a hate crime in New Castle after a Black Lives Matter sign at the Quaker Friends Meeting House on Quaker Road was set on fire following two previous recent incidents where the banner was vandalized. The New
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A Black Lives Matter banner displayed outside a Quaker meeting house in Chappaqua was vandalized for a second time this week. In June, members and attendees of the Chappaqua Friends Meeting religious society, located at 420 Quaker Road in Chappaqua, decided
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