By Bill Primavera A while back I received a call from a 92-year-old gentleman telling me that he had read every one of my articles since I started writing as The Home Guru. I was quite flattered. When he told
Read MoreThe 2020 New York Democratic primary has come to an end and progressives are poised to score some nice victories. Now is the time to begin preparing for the 2022 primaries! Target number one for progressives must be Chuck Schumer.
Read MoreJanet Ann Nassar of Peekskill passed away from natural causes on Apr. 23. She was 80. Nassar was born in Yonkers on July 4, 1939, to George and Jemelia Nassar. She was the second of four children and the only
Read MoreBy Scott Levine If you can believe it, the end of June brings us to the midway point through another trip around the sun. This doesn’t really change anything, but it’s interesting to know that everything in space is always
Read MorePaul Denis Williams died on June 27. He was 82. Williams was born on Oct. 4, 1938, to Gertrude Van Nostrand Williams and Frank Williams. He had two older brothers, Jack and Jimmy, both of whom predeceased him. In 1962,
Read MoreGertrude “Trudy” Marie Lent has gone to heaven and is reunited with the love of her life, Charlie. She was 90. Lent entered enteral life on June 14 while sleeping peacefully in her home. Her spirit is carried on by
Read MoreBy Gordon Moccio More than 1,000 people took part Sunday in a march for racial justice organized at the Calvary Baptist Church. With the temperature reaching more than 85 degrees, the scorching heat did not stop the protestors from spreading
Read MoreBy Morris Gut On the first day of Phase 2, back on June 9, we made our way to the sprawling restaurant outdoor seating environment along Lyon Place in White Plains near the Waller-Maple parking lot. All the eateries along
Read MoreBy Dora Ochoa The COVID-19 pandemic has been the cause of much tragedy, but it has also provided us an opportunity to rebuild the world and provide hope amid suffering and grief. Twenty years ago, I traveled from Ecuador to
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Do our local food donation programs worsen the health of their intended recipients? Yes, of course, people need to eat, but we should also question the nutritional quality of the food we’re donating to the hungry folks
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