Next month’s Mount Kisco candidate’s forum was suddenly canceled last week by the local chapter of the League of Women Voters and now it’s uncertain whether the Democratic and independent candidates will reschedule a forum. The Oct. 3 event, which
Read MoreTwo years after Pleasantville Pharmacy closed its doors, a new dental practice is expected to open in half the space that had been occupied by the well-established anchor store. The dental office at 62 Wheeler Ave. will be run by
Read MoreSpirit of Solar Shield Vision Echoed by Ambitious Local Advocacy By Adam Stone As we scroll through our social media feeds and swipe away inside the digital universe – our favorite caffeinated beverage just a few taps away! – some
Read MoreAs a teenager, Daniel Smith started drinking and taking drugs, as he described it, to help him deal with the problems and obstacles he faced in life. In three years, he attended six different high schools, kicked out of school
Read MoreBy Ary Hammerman Since the late 1980s, saxophonist Mike Phillips has played music in Westchester, his home county. He grew up surrounded by jazz at Mount Vernon High School and went on to perform with Prince, Stevie Wonder and Micheal
Read MoreA new law to limit the use of plastic utensils and other items associated with food establishments will go into effect this weekend in Westchester to reduce the county’s volume of waste. Starting this Saturday, all food service establishments can
Read MoreFor families dealing with the end of summer and the often-hectic preparation for a new school year, checking up on a child’s oral health isn’t always associated with the back-to-school rush. Of course, most people are aware of the importance
Read MoreDr. Gary Gabelman, Cardiology Can a daily low-dose aspirin decrease your risk of a cardiac event like a heart attack or stroke? The answer has been ever changing. Data in the past had suggested to cardiologists and the public that
Read MoreNearly two-and-a-half years after receiving its zoning change from the Mount Pleasant Town Board, site plan review began last week for a proposed project that combines assisted living with independent senior housing in Valhalla. Brightview Senior Living appeared before the
Read MoreNeighbors of a 93-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Cortlandt are trying one last attempt to convince the town’s Planning Board not to approve the project next week. Petitions containing close to 100 signatures were submitted Friday as the Planning
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