Brian Patrick McCarthy of Lake Peekskill died peacefully on May 20. He was 71. McCarthy was born to Kathleen and John McCarthy on Mar. 14, 1949. He was the oldest of seven children, brother to Ronnie, Kathy, Jack, Diane, Eileen
Read MoreVincent J. Golden of Putnam Valley passed away at the Castle Point VA Hospital in Beacon, N.Y. on May 11. He was 72. Golden was born on Sept. 15, 1947, in Peekskill to the late Philip and Gladys (Lewis) Golden.
Read MoreAllen A. Dahle, 87, a longtime Valhalla resident, passed away peacefully on May 20 at Calvary Hospital from advanced Parkinson’s disease. Dahle was born in New York City on Apr. 7, 1933, to Erling and Jenny (nee Johansen) Dahle, immigrants
Read MoreBy Albert Coqueran Despite the rain, on Saturday morning, the White Plains High School Softball Team, while adhering to social distancing guidelines, gathered with their families at WPHS, to make preparations to pay tribute to their three graduating seniors. The
Read MoreNew Castle resident Sam Baughn ordered some Domino’s Pizza for dinner last month but was disappointed when the order wasn’t delivered. He decided to turn a negative into a positive by challenging Domino’s to make it up to him by providing a
Read MoreDespite Covid-19, The Justin Veatch Fund will award six new music scholarships on June 10. A planned awards program at Yorktown Town Hall, however, will not take place but that isn’t stopping the fund from saluting the winners. “We look
Read MoreBy Cassie Reilly-Boccia Our world has shifted. With schools, gyms and parks being closed, many athletes have been left to their own devices to train. Whereas some may view these changes as a limitation to their ability to stay in
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan We return again to music as our theme. The harp – cláirseach in Irish – is a musical instrument immediately and passionately identified with Ireland and the Irish as no other in the world. It appears on
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera If we are made from dust and shall return to dust, as the Bible tells us, does that give us a pass to live with the stuff in between? While dust is inevitable, it horrifies some of
Read MoreBy Sherrie Dulworth Community inclusion has long been an important part of life for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Before the emergence of COVID-19, some went to day programs for skills training while others went to work. They engaged
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