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In this episode of Examiner News Talk, editor Martin Wilbur speaks with author David Walpuck about his book “Contaminated: Negligence in Food Safety.” Adam StoneAdam has worked in the local news industry for the past two decades in Westchester County
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle announced Monday morning the terms of a new four-year agreement it has reached with members of the town’s police department. The agreement, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2014, will give the current 36
Read MoreA group of volunteers is raising money to reconstruct one of North Castle’s most recognizable symbols. The Eagle Restoration Committee is starting a fundraising drive to replace the 40-foot-high eagle near the intersection of routes 128 and 22. Built in
Read MoreA plan by Pace University to merge its Pleasantville and Briarcliff campuses took a major step forward last week when the Mount Pleasant Town Board unanimously approved zoning changes sought by the university. The board granted Pace’s request to
Read MoreThe color green painted Main Street in Mount Kisco on Saturday at the 23rd annual Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division 16 St. Patrick’s Day parade. Dozens of organizations and dignitaries participated and many more lined the street under beautiful, bright
Read MoreIt isn’t commonplace for an almost 100-year-old man and a three-year-old girl to attend the same school. But Dr. Alex Glassman, who will hit the century mark on May 11, and his great-granddaughter, Darby Schlosser, can make that claim. Glassman,
Read MoreWhen pool season opens in Pleasantville, the exact same pool house, inside and out, will be standing. After rejecting a bid and scrutinizing the renovations needed for the village’s pool house on Lake Street, construction is expected to be delayed
Read MorePerhaps one of the most valuable assets that psychologist Nancy Millian possesses is her sharp listening skills. As a doctor specializing in psychotherapy for children, adolescents, adults and couples, Millian provides a supporting environment to people who are struggling with
Read MoreTwo Pleasantville school board members made the trek to Albany on Monday to impress state legislators that changes in education funding are needed. Board Vice President Shane McGaffey and Trustee Louis Conte made the drive upstate to talk with key representatives in
Read MoreMount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich last week accused a contractor employed by Donald Trump of cutting down trees on property adjacent to Byram Lake in connection with the celebrity mogul’s Seven Springs project in Bedford. The discovery prompted Cindrich to write
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