Once again, we find after the horrific mass murder in Jacksonville on Aug. 26 that the shooter purchased the weapons legally. We are reminded that we have to chip away at this epidemic of gun violence in our country with
Read MoreThose who oppose new pipelines and drilling for oil also oppose the use and development of coal, shale, dams and nuclear as energy sources, all of which would be provided by investments by corporations. That would be while preferring to
Read MoreThe election season is underway. Voters will get to vote for mayor and two seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board on Nov. 7, and there will be early voting and absentee ballots available. The Democratic slate has three candidates: Lisa
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Way back in the Dark Ages when I was in my mid-20s and building a career in public relations, I had the opportunity to accept a marketing job with Polaroid Corporation, headquartered in Cambridge, Mass. Polaroid was
Read MoreBy Dr. John Jude Shlimoun Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America, gaining popularity and new players in all age groups every day. Pickleball is a racquet sport that can be played indoors or outdoors on a court that
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. The arrival of fall is a special time for people who love to be scared. Haunted houses, fright nights and jack-o-lanterns aplenty permeate our environs as Halloween approaches. Artificial fear is big business. Estate planners
Read MoreBy David Taber Tuesday, August 29th was day one of the high school soccer season – the time of year when teams start competing on the field again, with many players (teammates and even some opponents) having connections that go
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Ava Harman and many of her Putnam Valley senior classmates were introduced to field hockey in fifth grade by their Physical Education teacher Tracy Parchen. Parchen was well-versed in field hockey having played at Walter Panas in
Read MoreBy Ary Hammerman Since the late 1980s, saxophonist Mike Phillips has played music in Westchester, his home county. He grew up surrounded by jazz at Mount Vernon High School and went on to perform with Prince, Stevie Wonder and Micheal
Read MoreDr. Gary Gabelman, Cardiology Can a daily low-dose aspirin decrease your risk of a cardiac event like a heart attack or stroke? The answer has been ever changing. Data in the past had suggested to cardiologists and the public that
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