By Idan Yedid, Horace Greeley High School senior When Yali, a Jewish-Israeli teenager, entered the program Through Others’ Eyes (TOE) to learn photography alongside Arab teens, he had some doubts about meeting the other side. The feeling was mutual. But
Read MoreBy Adam Stone When veteran local journalist David McKay Wilson walks into St. Mark’s Church in Mount Kisco, his family history surrounds him. His great-grandfather helped lead the congregation there more than a century ago, and Wilson himself now serves
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater Seventy-five years ago, a naive and bold Roland Reisley, then 26, sent a letter to Frank Lloyd Wright, the great American architect. The five-page letter was an attempt by Roland and his wife, Ronny, to define themselves,
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater It took over 80 minutes of regulation play, 20 minutes of overtime, and five and a half rounds of penalties to get to this point. It is July 15, a hot and humid day in Richmond, Virginia,
Read MoreBy Tomás Thor, Examiner Reporter Intern In the cozy, colorful Healing Paws Veterinary Center tucked away at Radio Circle in Mount Kisco, compassion and care come first, and not just for the pets. Healing Paws Veterinary Center, founded by Dr.
Read MoreBy Elaine Clarke Scott Canoni has always had a love for space. Now, he’s loving taking pictures of it. After shifting from full-time to part-time work as a software engineer, he began researching astrophotography — the photography of outer space
Read MoreBy Toby RosewaterExaminer intern and Managing Sports Editor for The Amherst Student I first spoke with Dave Greiner, the treasurer of the Westchester County Baseball Umpires Association (WCBUA), over the phone in late June. Greiner, cruising down the freeway to
Read MoreElinor Marzelli certainly earned her latest honor that has been more than 70 years in the making. The Town of Mount Pleasant recognized the 96-year-Marzelli Monday afternoon with an honorary renaming of Adela Place at the corner outside the family
Read MoreBy Toby Rosewater Westchester has 23 villages, 19 towns, and six cities. Yet, for four sweltering days at the tail end of June, it’s hard to believe that any school, business, or athletic club held an event more international than
Read MoreBy Tomás Thor, Examiner Reporter Intern When I asked Dorothy Dushin what life lesson stood out the most after 100 years of life, she paused for a moment, and spelled it for me: “R-E-L-A-X.” On June 21 at Cedar Manor
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