By Martin Wilbur North Castle Town Board members and the former chair of the town’s Board of Ethics battled last week over key differences of opinion on aspects of proposed updates to the municipality’s ethics code. During an April 9
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli A box office clerk accused of verbally attacking a Jewish couple at Jacob Burns Film Center is no longer with the theater, according to the couple’s daughter. The staffing change follows a heated confrontation over tickets to
Read MoreArthur W. Goudey, formerly of Somers NY, passed away peacefully at home in Venice, Florida on April 3, 2025. He was born to Arthur and Katherine Goudey in NYC, spent his childhood in Croton Falls, NY and graduated from Lasalle
Read MoreBy Elissa Leka Melissa Etheridge hasn’t just amassed Grammy Awards and hit songs since the 1980s – she’s built a legacy marked by authenticity, passion, and soul. Now, in 2025, even amid divided times, she remains confident in our ability
Read MoreClub Fit Briarcliff has fully reopened its Aquatics Center following extensive repairs prompted by a March incident in which a vehicle crashed through the building and into one of the indoor pools. Emergency crews responded to the fitness club on
Read MoreBy Mike Gold Ken Burr, born with cerebral palsy, gets around in a wheelchair. He took a train from White Plains. He came because he wants President Trump “to keep hands off Medicaid and Social Security,” which he relies on
Read MoreBy John F. McMullen President Donald Trump recently signed an Executive Order removing items from the Smithsonian and other national museums that he considers un-American. This follows a series of eyebrow-raising moves, from floating the idea of buying Greenland to
Read MoreBy Rabbi Yehuda Heber, Chabad of Yorktown The eight day Jewish holiday of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. This year, those dates coincide with April 12
Read MoreWhen we ended our print editions, I started thinking about how to keep collaborating with my friend and longtime colleague Martin Wilbur—one of the sharpest journalists I know—and how to build something fresh and fun in this next digital chapter.
Read MoreA new civic affairs interview show podcast, Local Matters, is set to debut later this week, offering in-depth conversations on the issues shaping the region. Hosted by Examiner Media Publisher Adam Stone, veteran journalist Martin Wilbur, and former PCTV Station
Read More
