In this current climate, New York needs Rob Astorino more than ever. New York desperately needs a voice in the state Senate to act on repealing the dangerous cashless bail law and improving police practices rather than defunding the police.
Read MoreBy Geri Pinciaro Mariano On July 29, Hand in Hand, a domestic employers network, and the CUNY Graduate Center released “Essential but Under-valued: Understanding the Home Care Workforce Shortage in the Hudson Valley.” A number of Hudson Valley elected officials participated
Read MoreRegarding the letter to the editor “Harckham’s Policies are Causing Crime to Explode” (August 18-24), state Sen. Pete Harckham’s opponent is engaging in fearmongering and making unsubstantiated claims that Sen. Harckham has somehow hindered law enforcement and contributed to an unidentified rise
Read MoreEvery time King Cuomo discusses sports and/or athletics, I feel like we’re taking advice from a guy who thinks he can inbound a basketball to himself, a guy that lacks some of the basic instincts regarding competitive sports. For instance,
Read MoreAs a reader of The Examiner and a resident of Pleasantville for 26 years, I feel compelled to respond to the letter to the editor “Black Lives Matter Practices Violence, Revenge, Not Racial Harmony” in the Aug. 18-24 issue. I
Read MoreBy Morris Gut As part of our local brewery bounce, we were anxious to visit Allen Wallace’s Soul Brewing Company on Wheeler Avenue in Pleasantville. They originally opened in mid-March, the day before the COVID-19 lockdown began to take effect
Read MoreBy: 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 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
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