By Lindsay Emery Photographer Donna Mueller is encouraging families to sit outside their homes and be photographed from at least six feet away. Mueller has brought the Front Steps Project to … [Read more...]
Despite Approval, Depew Street Parcel’s Taxes, Soil Still an Issue
It’s easy to understand how the initial rejection by the Pleasantville Planning Commission to approve Lighthouse Living’s 71-unit apartment building at 52 Depew St. on Feb. 26 caused a significant … [Read more...]
Gathering Limits Hit Funeral Homes, Families in Time of Greatest Need
Losing a loved one under any circumstance is difficult enough. For the foreseeable future, those who are mourning the passing of a relative or friend won’t even get to properly pay their … [Read more...]
Local Merchants Search for Ways to Stay in Business
By Examiner Media Staff What used to be a bustling street in Mount Kisco is now left quiet, aligned with businesses trying to stay afloat amid the coronavirus outbreak. Since restaurants … [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...]
Pace Calls Off Graduation, Remote Learning to Continue for Rest of Semester
Pace University President Marvin announced Wednesday that there will be no commencement ceremonies for graduating seniors this May and remote learning will extend through the remainder of the … [Read more...]
Local Businesses Start to Feel Effects of Economy Grinding to a Halt
Since last summer, Allen Wallace had been waiting for his New York State Liquor Authority license to open his new business, Soul Brewing Co., in Pleasantville. Wallace received the license recently … [Read more...]
It’s Time for All of Us to Do Our Part to Fight the Coronavirus
By Dr. Laura Korin As a physician, I’m not an alarmist. Most physicians aren’t. By our training, we learn to check ourselves and remain calm in the face of a crisis. But I’m here to sound the … [Read more...]
Patient at NWH Tests Positive for COVID-19; Byram Hills Closed Until April
An unidentified patient who tested positive for COVID-19 is in Northern Westchester Hospital, one of three cases confirmed by Northwell Health Core Lab. The Village of Mount Kisco issued a … [Read more...]
Bedford Schools Close, Disruption of Events Mount Over Coronavirus
The Bedford School District announced Wednesday that its schools will be closed Thursday and Friday after a Fox Lane Middle School staff member was recommended to self-quarantine pending a test for … [Read more...]
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