By: Alan D. Feller, Esq. Imagine you are 24 years old. College and graduate school are done, not exactly paid for, but finished all the same. A first job has you feeling empowered. You are still living at home, but
Read MoreBy Eric Faatz Since the onset of COVID-19, many different aspects of our lives have changed. One of those is our youth and high school sports programs. Student-athletes are having their sports seasons drastically altered due to restrictions and health
Read MoreBy Joan Gaylord The historic Putnam County Court House will be lit up in yellow, purple and white lights on Wednesday in celebration of the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. Women’s Equality Day, which is commemorated
Read MoreJoan A. Capone, a Yorktown resident, died Aug. 21. She was 79. Capone was born Feb. 16, 1941, in the Bronx to Joseph and Adele Forzano. On Oct. 24, 1971, she married Jim Capone at Holy Family Church in the
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera After enduring the “blues” of a battered economy for the past few years, enduring “black” moods because many of us find ourselves in the “red,” or perhaps we’re “green” with envy of those doing better than we,
Read MoreAfter a prolonged illness, Glenn Fine of Yorktown, died Aug. 20. He was 50. Fine was born in New Rochelle to James and Susan Fine on Aug. 4, 1970. He earned his doctor of chiropractic degree from Life College in
Read MoreA vote for Peter Harckham is a vote for Bill de Blasio and the New York City machine, which now controls both houses of the state legislature. Harckham voted to authorize the controversial and dangerous cashless bail law, free college
Read MoreWith the imminent closing of Indian Point, the following letter was e-mailed to Sen. Peter Harckham on June 10. What actions are being taken to insure reliable available economic electric power after Indian Point shuts down completely next April? The
Read MoreShame on Tricky Ricky and the Somers Town Board. It was abundantly clear that they have spent the last five months plotting and planning to push through the sewer district in Shenorock and Lake Lincolndale. On Aug. 20, they held
Read MoreRecently Ray Gallagher made a plea to Gov. Cuomo for news about fall sports for our high schools. In his piece he said that, “If we follow data, common sense and science, we would likely have a 100 percent chance
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