Adrian McGuire
Adrian 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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Frank Gray
Dr. Frank Gray of Somers, a man of esteemed education and devoted service, passed away peacefully on Jan. 11 at the age of 87. Born on Aug. 22, 1936, in Brooklyn to the late Samuel and Esther (Krassman) Gray, Frank’s
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White Plains Movin’, Groovin’; Hen Hud, Panas Split League Title
By Tony Pinciaro It’s appearing to be a case of deja vu for WHITE PLAINS. Last year, the Tigers hit their stride as 2023 arrived and they rode the wave to the New York State Class AA championship game. This
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Untold Stories Help Bring ‘Black History and Culture’ Exhibit to Life
By Barbara Kay When relating the Black experience in America to the public, attention is often focused on the stories that have familiarity to the masses. But this year’s exhibit at Bethany Arts Community (BAC) in Ossining that opened Friday
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‘Horse’ Whisperer Herron Concocts Spicy Spy Story
By Michael Malone Set in London, “Slow Horses” is a spy thriller with dashes of wit. Written by Mick Herron, it tells the story of Slough (rhymes with cow) House – a building where MI5 agents, who are similar to FBI agents,
Read MoreTime for W’chester to Hire Zero Waste Consultant to Meet Emissions Goals
I am a member of the Westchester Alliance for Sustainable Solutions (WASS), based in Peekskill, where 90 percent of Westchester’s garbage is burned. As a Hastings-on-Hudson resident, I don’t see the plumes rising from the stack at Wheelabrator, but I
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Retired Sports Journalist Finds New Outlet Writing Debut Novel
By Barbara Kay In his debut novel, “Hildy’s Promise,” former sports journalist and current tennis coach Richard Finn married his lifelong love of mysteries and sports in a “page-turning” fashion. Having grown up surrounded by mystery books such as The
Read MorePublic Input Sought for From Public on Route 9A Improvements
Roads are an ongoing concern in my district and throughout this region of New York State. I am reaching out with an update regarding the study of Route 9A in the vicinity of Ossining and Briarcliff, undertaken to develop recommendations
Read MoreTime for Westchester to Shut Down Incinerator, Develop Zero Waste Plan
Peekskill’s Wheelabrator, you’re over the hill. Or maybe I should call you Resco or Win-Waste; you’ve had all these names in your long life. I’m sorry I don’t have warmer words to commemorate your 40th birthday, but the truth has
Read MoreLawler’s Support of Measure to Sanction Iranian Oil is Desperately Needed
I’d like to thank Congressman Mike Lawler for his work to pass the SHIP Act, a critical piece of bipartisan legislation designed to sanction Iran’s illicit oil trade, whose proceeds are used to fund terrorist proxies across the Middle East.
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