State Assemblyman Burdick Champions Reform Effort Ability to Achieve Positive Change in Government on Display Long Road Ahead for ACCES-VR in Path Toward Progress This is the fifth installment in a series exploring issues impacting people with disabilities. By Adam Stone First off,
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By Adam Stone As I write these words, we’re in the homestretch of piecing together this week’s monster local election preview edition, a gigantic undertaking led over the past 16 years by Examiner Editor-in-Chief Martin Wilbur, and also fueled for
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Heath Care Bureau Assistant AG Appears to Elevate Probe Patient Stories Expose More Systemic Issues at Healthcare Group Doctor Shortage Imperils Sick Woman, Forcing Hospitalization This is the eighth installment in an investigative series about CareMount/Optum, broader local healthcare issues and corporate medicine. By Adam
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By Adam Stone It seemed like just another fall evening two Friday nights ago, at 11:30 p.m., when the message flashed on Alison Bender Kellner’s WhatsApp, dispelling any chance of a peaceful night’s sleep. The notification was from the Greenburgh
Read MoreExaminer Editor-in-Chief Martin Wilbur covered a rally in White Plains last night where hundreds of Westchester residents, clergy, and elected officials gathered at Temple Israel Center to show solidarity for Israel in the wake of the brutal terrorist attacks by
Read MoreIt’s been an absolutely horrifying few days following the devastating slaughter of innocent civilians in Israel by vicious, blood-thirsty terrorists. Tragically, we’ve seen some commentators ignorantly frame the historic and heinous terrorist attacks as just another battle in an Israeli-Palestinian
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Finance Wiz Publicly Shares Story for First Time Examiner Column Sparks Family Conversation 57 Years in the Making ‘I was left on Earth to do something important’ This column marks the sixth installment in a series exploring topics and research that provide new
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Mount Kisco residents awoke to a heart-wrenching scene this morning as a ferocious fire tore through Mast Market overnight, destroying the popular local organic market and cafe. Witnesses at the scene this morning reported that the Mount Kisco Fire Department,
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By Adam Stone As I boarded an Amtrak train back home from Washington, D.C. last Thursday morning, leaving a city bracing for a potential (ultimately averted) government shutdown amid a debate checkered with misinformation, the capitol’s dysfunction and discord provided an
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This column marks the fifth installment in a series exploring topics and research that provide new insights into the boundaries of established science, and part two of a package focused on the spiritual realm and near-death experiences. By Adam Stone It was August of 1994,
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