Root Cause of Misinformation Age: Platforms More Than People Before I dive into this column, I just want to be clear that weekday trips to fancy Manhattan buildings, where I meet media bigwigs and thought leaders from academia, are many
Read MoreI tend to be a late adapter with technology. Usually, I like to think/hope the latest thing is a passing fad, or an obnoxious invasion, and resist its omnipresence for, say, three to five years longer than makes any practical
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Although former Manhattanite Connie Cramer had been an exercise enthusiast most of her life, things shifted when she moved to Mahopac and became interested in more outdoor activities like kayaking, hiking and biking. She had to up
Read MoreOne of the main landmarks in downtown White Plains will be shutting down in early 2023. The Galleria at White Plains, which opened in 1980 and was a draw for local and distant shoppers for decades, is closing in March
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Town Board last week approved two new local laws restricting the sale and marketing of weapons and tobacco products near schools and parks. “We don’t want to the shops to target our youth,” said Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner.
Read MoreYorktown officials announced last week they will invest $1.7 million in streetscape upgrades along Downing Drive in a key business corridor of Yorktown Heights. The streetscape improvements include new sidewalks, curbs and street paving along a street that leads to
Read MoreThe sign of the shuttered White Plains Mall came crashing down Thursday, clearing the way for a $650 million mixed-use, state-of-the-art development in the heart of the city. A groundbreaking ceremony was held for Hamilton Green by The Cappelli Organization
Read MoreDevelopers of the former Blue Book Network headquarters and the Field Home recently submitted zoning change petitions to the Yorktown Town Board. Toll Brothers, Inc. is seeking zoning changes at 2448 Catherine Street to permit a 118-unit townhouse community for
Read MoreResidents who live in the neighborhood near New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital on Route 202 in Cortlandt had their chance last week to speak out on different alternatives for two projects in the proposed Medical Oriented District (MOD). A
Read MoreA former ShopRite supermarket on Route 6 in Cortlandt that closed four years ago to move into a larger and more modern location nearby is attracting interest. During a Hudson Valley Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting earlier this month, Cortlandt
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