Jefferson Valley resident Joanne Napolitano is living proof that no one should ever give up on their dreams. For 30 years, Napolitano has been a fan of the popular game show “The Price is Right.” More than 10 years ago
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A Croton-on-Hudson man who was rescued from a Turkish cave eight days after experiencing debilitating medical issues has been discharged from a hospital overseas. Mark Dickey, 40, a caving instructor and Chief of the New Jersey Initial Response Team (NJIRT),
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This column marks the fourth installment in a series exploring topics and research that provide new insights into the boundaries of established science, and part one of a package focused on the spiritual realm. By Adam Stone Are you dreaming or hallucinating
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The daughter of a father who was allegedly murdered by her brother last weekend is raising money for his final expenses. A GoFundMe account created by Dorianne Cherry has already generated more than $11,000 from about 100 donors following the
Read MoreIf you think you can bake a delicious apple pie you may want to consider registering for this Sunday’s inaugural Apple Pie Bake-off at the Mount Kisco Farmers Market. The market is inviting members of the public to enter its
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Maria Chinchilla’s story is similar to multitudes of her neighbors in Mount Kisco and many other communities. She arrived in the village from Guatemala with her parents and two younger siblings four years ago. Life wasn’t easy after coming to
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A 40-year-old Croton-on-Hudson man remains trapped in a Turkish cave after experiencing life-threatening illnesses while assisting in an exploration. Mark Dickey, a caving instructor and Chief of the New Jersey Initial Response Team (NJIRT), became sick Aug. 31 while 1,040
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By Jayden Cao A decade ago, pickleball was a relatively minor sport. Today, it’s broadcast on ESPN+ and holds the distinction of being the fastest-growing sport in America. “I remember when we first started, I could barely fill the courts,”
Read MoreWhen White Plains Councilwoman Jennifer Puja kicked off a backpack drive this summer to benefit students in the city, her goal was to collect 100 backpacks. However, Puja’s grassroots effort grew quickly as neighbors, friends and family members turned out
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It’s out of the ordinary when a local recreational softball league team provides the drama and lump-in-your-throat emotional moment that you might see on television or in the movies. But that’s what happened last week in the championship game of
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