Employees of Holiday Inn Mount Kisco have had a little something to smile about during hard times. Roedel Companies -- a New Hampshire-based hospitality management company -- recently distributed … [Read more...]
64 Deaths in Westchester. In Putnam? Not Sure.
Westchester is reporting 64 deaths related to COVID-19 in the county but Putnam officials say they do not currently possess death total statistics. "We don’t know if there have been any deaths," … [Read more...]
Holocaust Survivor’s Daughter Recounts Father’s Story in New Book
From as young as she can remember, Ella Scheinwald heard the stories from her father of him surviving the Holocaust. It wasn’t something that Zeev Scheinwald wanted to tell his daughter, but the … [Read more...]
Alzheimer’s Association Names Co-Chairs
The Alzheimer’s Association Hudson Valley Chapter has named Denise Kuhbier of Mahopac and Saini Smith-Clarke co-chairs of the planning committee for the Putnam Walk to End Alzheimer’s, scheduled for … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Causing Pain Everywhere to Everyone
By Michael Gold COVID-19 feels like watching a horror movie, except I’m in it. We’re all in it. The loneliness of the lockdown, the shut-in nature of the sensible response to this insidious … [Read more...]
Gulmi, Amler Join CAREERS Support Solutions Board of Directors
Ken Gulmi, an Examiner Media account executive, and Art Amler, a Yorktown Heights human resources consultant, have joined the board of directors of CAREERS Support Solutions (CAREERS), an organization … [Read more...]
Letter to the Editor: These Are Challenging Times But We Will Emerge Stronger Than Ever
One of my first memories as a rookie Manhattan prosecutor was meeting my Chief who personified justice only slightly less than Robert Morgenthau and Frank Hogan, the legendary District Attorneys he … [Read more...]
For the Birds: Colombia is a Birder’s Paradise
By Brian Kluepfel Colombia has a bit of an image problem. Much of this perception is indeed based on an ugly reality which the nation is trying to leave in the past; much of that is perpetuated … [Read more...]
Bedford Superintendent to Retire for ‘Health Reasons’
After three decades as an educator, 52-year-old Bedford Central School District Superintendent Dr. Christopher Manno is retiring, citing "health reasons." "I am humbled and appreciative of the … [Read more...]
L.T.E. – Holtec Should Not Be Prejudged on Ability to Decommission Indian Point
To the Editor: Last year, Entergy announced that it would transfer Indian Point after it shuts down, along with a $2 billion trust fund, to a company that specializes in decommissioning. The … [Read more...]
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