Podcast Guests We’re soon kicking off our audio coverage of the closely watched District 17 congressional race, where a large field of Democrats are vying to unseat local Republican Congressman Mike Lawler in this swing district. You need an Examiner
By Abby Luby It was a clear, sunny day on Saturday — a perfect setting for volunteer painters of all ages helping to create Pleasantville’s “Walking Mural” on the Jackson Alley wall off Wheeler Ave. From morning to afternoon, painters
By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays Don’t press the panic button just yet. Yes, three-time defending NYSPHSAA Class A grid champion SOMERS is 0-2 after opening the season with setbacks against reigning CHSAA champion Iona Prep and a 17-7
By Adam Stone One cool Friday night in March, over pasta and red wine at Locali in Mount Kisco, my wife Alyson and I swapped stories with our newish friends, Warren Berger and Laura E. Kelly, a husband-and-wife publishing duo.
By Alan D. Feller “It is the best sleep you will ever have.” If you hear those words, you’re probably about to undergo a colonoscopy — or you’re talking with a Sleep Number salesperson. Since I had an IV in
By Dr Emily Ford, PT, DPT Neck and back pain don’t discriminate by age. It’s not limited to older adults, or even adults in general. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I treated more adolescents with neck and back pain than ever
