The letter to the editor in the Feb. 13-19 issue from Maryam Fatouh (“New Castle Officials Must Show Greater Empathy After March for Peace”) suggests that town officials, and indeed all residents, should be more empathetic to the residents of
Read MoreOnce again Representative Mike Lawler votes the MAGA agenda. Twice he has voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The second time, the resolution carried by one vote. If Mr. Lawler is really a moderate, he could have blocked
Read MoreJann Mirchandani is the best candidate for Yorktown supervisor in the upcoming special election on Tuesday, Apr. 16. As a successful businesswoman, the council commissioner on the executive committee of the Greater Hudson Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of
Read MoreI am writing to object to the recent removal of most of the portable bathrooms from Croton Point Park. During the cold weather months when the permanent restrooms are closed, the park has always had at least six portable bathrooms
Read MoreEdward M. Faughnan, a life member of the Lake Mohegan Volunteer Fire Association and Ambulance Corps, died peacefully Feb. 26. He was 69. He was born Sept. 19, 1954, in Brooklyn to John and Mary Faughnan. Nicknamed “Speedy,” he was
Read MoreCharles P. Mohr Jr., 76, of Long Beach, Calif., passed away on the evening of Feb. 19 in Long Beach from complications following a fall. Charlie was born in White Plains and moved to California in 1982 to work for
Read MoreHaldane Wins Class C; White Plains Ousted in AAA Semis, Yorktown Nipped in AA Semis By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays It sure looked the same, it weighed the same, it glistened like always, but this particular gold ball
Read MoreWestlake, Hen Hud, Ossining Eliminated at County Center By Tony Pinciaro All-Section G Nai Torres and her PUTNAM VALLEY teammates came to a quick realization while watching the game film of their regular-season loss to Westlake. It was alarming and
Read MoreBy Michael Malone I figured it would make sense to read some Hemingway while visiting Key West during the February school break. After all, Hemingway lived on Key West, with his wife Pauline, from the late 1920s until their divorce
Read MoreBy Barbara Kay White Plains welcomed New York State’s first women-founded and operated dispensary on Friday. Etain is a family business run by Amy Peckham and her daughters Hillary and Keely. The name of the establishment comes from a figure
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