Robert Rodino
Robert L. (Roe) Rodino, 76, of Buchanan, passed away on May 17 at the Tarrytown Hall Care Center in Tarrytown. Born in Peekskill on Feb. 7, 1944, Rodino was the son of the late Salvatore and Geneva (DiPietro) Rodino. He
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P’ville Photographer Captures Today’s Pain and Promise for HS Seniors
As Chad Kraus spent the early weeks of the COVID-19 crisis sheltering in place, he searched for a meaningful way to use his talents to help others in and around his hometown of Pleasantville. A short time later, Kraus read
Read MoreOvercoming the Difficulties of Working Out From Home
By Cassie Reilly-Boccia Our world has shifted. With schools, gyms and parks being closed, many athletes have been left to their own devices to train. Whereas some may view these changes as a limitation to their ability to stay in
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Charles Ambrose Burgdorf
Charles Ambrose Burgdorf, 83, entered eternal life on Apr. 17 in Westfield, N.J. after a long illness. Charlie’s family feels blessed that his final wish of dying at home in his own bedroom was fulfilled. He leaves behind his wife,
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Luciana Era Begins at Mahopac, New A.D. Takes over July 1
By Examiner Sports Editor and Columnist Ray Gallagher As of Wednesday, May 6th, there’s a new sheriff within the Mahopac High Athletic Department, which welcomed aboard former Pelham A.D. Stephen Luciana with arms wide open. When former Mahopac High Athletic
Read MoreRecently Released Films to Consider Watching at Home
By Rick M. Pezzullo During these tough times, many of us have spent countless hours trying to find something good to watch on our various streaming services. The good news is many feature films that were previously in theaters have
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Coaching Amidst Crisis — At Home Edition
By Michael Hopkins As I sat with my son, Brady, on his 13th birthday watching an old Yankees game, I couldn’t help but consider what was running through his mind. Instead of going to Yankee Stadium during spring break or preparing
Read MoreThe Difficulties of Working Out From Home
By Cassie Reilly-Boccia Our world has shifted. With schools, gyms and parks being closed, many athletes feel they are left to their own devices in order to train. Whereas some may view these changes as a limitation to our ability
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Thank You. Gracias. Merci. Not Enough Ways to Express Our Gratitude
At first, as the donations began pouring in, I thought to myself: the power of the web and social media is truly amazing. It’s a wonder — so much energy mustered with the click of a digital button. Last Sunday
Read MoreGuiding Student-Athletes During Fragile Time
By Dr. Nicholas Serio, EdD The infrastructure of an athlete’s identity is bolstered by their ability to perform, be recognized as, and continuously act as an athlete. When this is stripped from them there is a giant void that is
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