By Anna Carpinelli In celebration of the restoration of the Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse, Westchester County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Thursday, surrounded by county officials and local community members. “This (lighthouse) has long been a symbol of both the Hudson
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “One Hundred Years of Solitude” is not for everyone. In fact, it’s not for most. “One Hundred Years of Solitude” is, in actuality, for an exceedingly slim portion of the population. MFA students at elite universities. Nobel Prize judges.
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli For 47 years, Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow has hosted the Pinkster Festival, a celebration of the perseverance of African American culture during enslavement. This Saturday, May 25, guests can expect something a little different. Malik Work,
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli Byram Hills School District overwhelmingly approved the district’s $103.4 million budget for 2024-25 and a proposition to transfer $8 million from its construction reserve fund for renovations. In the Board of Education election, incumbents Scott Levy and
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Last year, YORKTOWN came into the Section 1 Class B Girls’ Lacrosse Championship on a mission to win it and accomplished its goal. Yorktown, seeded first, is planning on making it consecutive sectional titles. However, Reileigh McEnroe
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan In Irish lore and legend there is a strong belief in mystical powers bestowed upon some by virtue of their order of birth. Most prevalent of these is a role that blesses certain males who just happen
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera As an adolescent, long before I ever had an interest in interior decorating, much less the opportunity to decorate a home, I came upon a photograph of a room in one of my mother’s women’s magazines that
Read MoreBy Michael Leach Substance use disorders and mental health issues tend to go unnoticed within the veteran’s community. It can often be stigma, not reaching out for help or loved ones overlooking the problems and noticing the red flags. According
Read MoreBy Michael Gold John Fratangelo suffered two grievous blows during his Army service in Vietnam in 1967. His cousin Tony was killed in combat. A few months later John was shot in the leg and four members of his squad
Read MoreBy Jule Woodward Navigating the American healthcare system is very, very difficult, especially when you don’t have employer coverage or public assistance. I’ve listened to the frustration of so many new retirees at my workshops they they’re confronted with a massive
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