By Bill Primavera Like most people, I’m stuck at home thinking about what is going on outside of the safety and isolation of my home. Life as we knew it has changed dramatically during this pandemic. Many questions and scenarios
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays What else can you say about 2020 other than it’s among the most tumultuous and frustrating years in the history of our nation. Between the ginned-up impeachment of 45, COVID-19, George Floyd and
Read MoreThe two public swimming pools in the City of White Plains, Gardella Pool on Ferris Avenue and Kittrell Pool on Fisher Avenue, officially opened for the season on July 1, with both pools open daily. The city has updated its
Read MoreWe have lived in Yorktown since 1975. We remember when Atlantic Appliance first came here. It was a small storefront across from the Highway Department. I believe the Trailside Cafe is presently in its original location. Business was good and
Read MoreBy Rob Astorino As New York continues to move to reopen our economy and society, the governor and state legislature must also move to rebuild our state. While it’s true that no state suffered more from the coronavirus, it’s also true that New York is among
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. Some marriages end in noise and pain. Other marriages drift away quietly with the signing of documents and only a hint of acrimony. Planning an estate in the aftermath of a divorce involves learning a
Read MoreAs a realtor, I always look for home listing or purchase opportunities that include a garage, mostly because most buyers today demand one. If you’re like me, you pull into and out of your garage every day without thinking much
Read MoreI am writing in response to Michael Gold’s article on hunger bags in grocery stores (“Charity Food Purchases Should Offer Better Nutrition,” June 23-29). I couldn’t agree more that bags should be filled with items with higher nutritional value. When
Read MoreThere seems to be unrest in this country about a word called racism. What happened in Minnesota many days ago was a police officer using excessive force to arrest an American citizen causing that American’s death. The fact that it
Read MoreThank you, Mr. Del Campo, for your comments last week (“Do We Really Believe Our Community Exhibits Systemic Racism?”). So true. I have lived in Mahopac for 54 years, and have never been witness to systemic racism. To suggest that negative
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