Yorktown Passes Big Test; Somers, Carmel, Mahopac Fail Let it be known that Saturday, September 23, 2017, was, indeed, a day of reckoning on the Section 1 Class A and AA grid circuit. Far be it from over, Class A
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By Bill Primavera – Autumn in the garden and yard can be the most gratifying time of year as deciduous trees and perennials start to yawn, preparing for a long winter’s sleep. They can be accompanied by that sweet smell that
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Music has played an important role in the life of Ossining resident Carol Arrucci, and she and her husband, Ray, are sharing her passion at their two locations of The Cortlandt School of Performing Arts. Part of Carol Arrucci’s responsibilities
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A tutoring service recently opened its doors in Mount Kisco eager to serve K-12 students looking to hone their study skills, receive subject-specific tutoring and prepare themselves for standardized tests. Under the watchful eye of Director Maureen Doherty, a teacher
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Lifelong Carmel resident Christopher Cubic is continuing a decades long family business in town. Guchi Dog Grooming has been in operation for 32 years, he said last week. But the facility has moved slightly from its original Route 52 location.
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My wife and I enjoy many cuisines. And of course, we enjoy pairing our favorite foods with complementary wines. Regardless of the venue, we invariably dedicate a fair amount of time to selecting that perfect bottle of wine that will
Read MoreWest Patent Elementary School formally unveiled its new playground Friday, Sept. 8 at the annual start of school social. Ribbon cutters, from left, are Principal Vera Berezowsky, Bedford Central Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Manno and playground organizer Therese Herrero. Examiner
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By Tony Pinciaro – When Sarah Bard was presented with an opportunity to play field hockey in college and have an integral role in the program’s development, the former Lakeland standout jumped at it. Bard chose Pace University, which was debuting
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Just when it seemed the Valhalla football team had some hope of climbing back into Friday night’s game against Westlake, the door slammed shut on the Vikings’ comeback bid. In the blink of an eye, two consecutive plays early in
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By Danny Lopriore – Nick Salzarulo was everywhere Saturday night, making big defensive stops and lugging the ball on offense to anchor Pleasantville’s 38-6 victory over visiting Blind Brook on Homecoming Day. The senior fullback/linebacker heard his No. 32 repeated by
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