Yorktown’s Tornambe, Carmel’s Venables 3-Peat as Champs; Somers’ Ball Repeats By Tony Pinciaro WHITE PLAINS – Neil Paulercio had the best start to his high school wrestling career, winning a Section 1 Division I (large school) title his freshman year
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. My first clue that the study of law was not going to match my imagination began with the LSAT. Law school’s official standardized test presented questions on logic, analysis and logic, math and logic and
Read MoreAs a friend and supporter of George Latimer for the past 26 years, I would like to offer the following comments in support of George’s candidacy for Congress. I first met George at a routine political event held on the
Read MoreStarting in 1991, White Castle celebrated Valentine’s Day. This included reserved seating, tablecloths, balloons and decorations along with waiters or waitresses to serve you. Over the years, my wife and I try to stop by our local White Castle on
Read MoreImagine a world with no stoplights, safety belts, speed limit enforcement and no requirements for the auto industry. The death toll would be astronomical. That is the effect of what Sen. Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) and some other senators who
Read MorePutnam County has long had an opportunity to restore one of it’s oldest and most historic buildings – the Belden House in Carmel. Despite a commitment in 2006 from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to fully
Read MoreNot being a registered Democratic Party member suited me. After all, being registered as an independent, Republican or Democrat, was just a label. I was always free to vote for whatever candidate I wanted to in general elections, regardless of
Read MoreBy John Vorperian A rare bipartisan moment happened on Capitol Hill this past December. The late Larry Doby was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Doby was the first Black player to compete in the American League. He was the second
Read MoreBy Mary K. Spengler While more than 1.7 million Americans die each year in hospice care, many other Americans eligible for these services did not elect them because of the stigma, fears and misinformation linked to end-of-life care. Conversely, hospices
Read MoreAdrian McGuire, 99, passed away peacefully on Jan. 30 at Waterview Hills, cared for to the end by dear friends and caring staff. His death brings the close of an era in the Chappaqua School District. Adrian was a beloved
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