Art Masker and Terry Smith weren’t going to miss last weekend’s milestone anniversary celebration for Boy Scout Troop 12 in Pleasantville if they could help it. Masker, who traveled from his current home in Tennessee for the weekend, joined the
Read MoreAdam Stone, Examiner Media’s publisher, pictured here with Joe Berger, president of the Silurians Press Club, at the club’s 79th Annual Journalism Awards on June 12 at the National Arts Club in Manhattan. Stone was honored with a Merit Award for
Read More“Until Time Erases You is best seen as Titanic, on land,” said award-winning Mahopac author David Gordon of his latest historical fiction novel, filled with emotional drama and thrill. Gordon, a retired U.S. marine and seasoned American history and law
Read MoreIn the days leading up to the Armonk Lions’ 48th annual Fol-de-Rol last weekend, some of the organizers frequently checked the weather reports, keeping their fingers crossed that it wouldn’t rain on their event. But any worrying vanished by Friday
Read MoreEveryone loves a good, old-fashioned country fair. The Armonk Lions Club’s annual Fol-de-Rol has been held for a weekend every June for nearly a half-century, and certainly brings its share of good times to the community for four days. “It’s
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli To the tune of “Yankee Doodle” played by the Westchester-based Dixie Dandies, Ed Woodyard, president of the North Castle Historical Society, commenced a ceremony Sunday for the rededication of North Castle’s Eagle Sign. “Welcome to the rededication
Read MoreThis Friday night, sisters Jenna and Rebecca Blum will be hard at work squeezing lemons, prepping for one of the most important days of the year for them. They will wake up bright and early on Saturday, prepared to open
Read MoreBy Jack Walsh Last Tuesday, the Mount Kisco Rotary Club held its 70th anniversary celebration at Hermosa Restaurant, gathering to commemorate decades of selflessness and commitment to positive change within the community. A member of Rotary International, a worldwide service
Read MoreIt’s that time of year when the weather has turned warmer and a variety of farmers markets that had been closed for the winter are back in business. On Sunday, the Mount Kisco Farmers, which is run by WMN unite,
Read MoreNonprofit organizations would have trouble performing the work they do without the generosity of so many in their communities. Last week, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Armonk gave seven esteemed Westchester nonprofits a heartfelt thanks by presenting donations totaling just
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