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Enjoy a scenic hike, some time on the farm (while making your very own skincare product!), and your last chance to check out a can’t-miss art exhibit. 1. Farm Apothecary (Sat 1/21) You need an Examiner membership to read this post
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Some lucky New York State Lottery player is starting the new year almost $20,000 richer. New York Lottery officials announced a winning Take 5 top prize ticket, worth $19,956, was sold Dec. 29 at ShopRite at 29 Mamaroneck Ave. in
Read moreBy Kevin M. Byrne When I first ran for the state Assembly, I vowed to bring a new generation of leadership to Albany. I pledged that my team and I would work relentlessly to address the affordability crisis, protect our
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The Thanksgiving weekend and the start of the holiday season is a time when communities look forward to what they hope are bustling downtowns and a fun and successful end to the year. For North Castle and the hamlet of
Read moreOssining Town Supervisor Dana Levenberg submitted her seventh and likely last budget to the Ossining Town Board last week that reduces tax rates by more than 6% in both the Unincorporated Town of Ossining and Town General funds. “As we
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Assemblyman Mike Lawler posted a historic victory last week over five-term congressman and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) Chairman Sean Patrick Maloney in the 17th Congressional District, a result with national implications. Lawler hung on to defeat Maloney by a
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New York Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin, Assemblyman Mike Lawler, other GOP leaders and law enforcement officials gathered in White Plains last week to protest the pending release of a man who was convicted 44 years ago of murdering a
Read moreThe following is a snippet of an article from our Examiner+ bonus content newsletter. Join with an Examiner membership to read the rest of this article: https://www.examiner-plus.com/subscribe Every refugee story is different and often animated by wrenching twists and turns. In 1981,
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By Ed Perratore Mount Kisco has had no bookshop since Borders closed its last stores in 2011. But a new business in town, Curio Room, may succeed where others failed by offering something you can’t buy online: personal attention that
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Twenty years ago, the nearly 200-acre Tilly Foster Farm and Educational Institute in Putnam was close to being turned into a condominium development. Today, the Brewster farm has become a tourist attraction, an agricultural gem and a vital educational resource.
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