Jean Wells
Jean McCrae Wells of Peekskill died peacefully on the morning of Dec. 29 at the age of 79 surrounded by her family. Jean was born on Feb. 5, 1945, in Peekskill to the late Loretta Wells Austell and Donald McCrae.
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Gertrude Zoeller
Gertrude Zoeller, a longtime Hawthorne resident, loving wife, mother, friend and devoted Oma (grandmother), peacefully passed away on Dec. 2. Gertrude (Trudy) was born on Sept. 6, 1939, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany to the late Anton and Thekla Pfuelb.
Read MoreLaurie Cianflone
It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Laurie Jean Cianflone on Dec. 27. Laurie was born to Allan and Jean Cianflone on Jan. 12, 1982, in White Plains. She graduated from Westlake High School in
Read MoreRosemary Rose
We remember Rosemary E. Rose, whose spirit departed from us on Dec. 3 at the age of 92. Rosemary was a beacon of unwavering friendship and kindness. Rosemary was predeceased by her husband of 69 years, Ronald, her son, Stephen,
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Pleasantville, Panas Rock County Center at Slam Dunk Showcase
By Tony Pinciaro @Finch63 Meghan Raefski was going to make sure this trip to the Westchester County Center would result in a PLEASANTVILLE victory. The senior did not want a replay of the Panthers’ last game at the County Center
Read MoreThere Are Too Many Unanswered Questions That the PV Fire Dept. is Evading
By Patty Villanova Many thanks to The Examiner for being the only local media to cover the ongoing story that has turned out to be the biggest scandal in the history of Putnam Valley – at least in my lifetime.
Read MoreYorktown Chamber’s Decision to Merge Was Correct, But Problems Were Self-Inflicted
By Sergio Esposito Last week’s guest column, “Yorktown Chamber of Commerce: A Story of Transformation and Growth,” is a misguided attempt to explain why the current chamber leadership decided to merge with the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber, a merger that
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It’s Time for New Year’s Resolutions for the Home
By Bill Primavera It’s time to think about resolutions the homeowner may consider for home improvements in the new year. So here goes, but first, a disclaimer. The Home Guru can’t be guru-ish about everything under the roof and above
Read MoreScientist Warns New York City Could Be Lost in 2084 Due to Climate Change
By Michael Gold It’s the year 2084. New York City has been abandoned by the financial industry and most other corporations. New York’s airports have closed. Columbia University has relocated to Poughkeepsie. Most other surviving institutions have left the city,
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Dive Oyster House Marks Three Years With Land and Sea Specials
By Morris Gut Cousins Kenny Neziraj and John Lluka opened Dive Oyster House in Briarcliff Manor just over three years ago, a cozy boutique restaurant serving an exceptional seafood-themed menu. They have updated their winter bill-of-fare with titillating seasonal specialties
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