Active COVID-19 cases in Westchester County are down by about 400 from where they were in the previous two weeks, but it is still too soon to determine whether this reduction from the summer surge is a trend. During the
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When the pandemic first hit and businesses were shuttered, high school students in the Greenburgh area began to notice that the lockdown hit local businesses especially hard. Some of their favorite coffee shops, bakeries and grocery stores were either closed
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Dr. Howard J. Luks, an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine, believes that because human beings are social, health care, by extension, is as well. “Each injury or issue has its own personality,” Luks said. “A certain issue in
Read MoreWith no state requirements, the nature of sex education varies wildly from Westchester to Buffalo. Controversial legislation pending in Albany could change all of that, especially for LGBTQ+ students. Last week, in part one of our special report, we examined the current
Read MoreWith no state requirements, the nature of sex education varies wildly from Westchester to Buffalo. Controversial legislation pending in Albany could change all of that, especially for LGBTQ+ students. Sex education instruction in New York is in a state of
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his resignation today in the aftermath of a blistering report from the New York State Attorney General Letitia James regarding his alleged sexual harassment of nearly a dozen women. The resignation comes after Gov.
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A black bear was sighted this afternoon in the vicinity of Roaring Brook Road near Chappaqua Crossing in The Town of New Castle, according to an advisory released by the New Castle Police Department. In the advisory, The New Castle
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Infected with COVID-19, White Plains resident, composer and singer-songwriter Donald Stevens was about to give up on his dreams. “A lot of people don’t know this, but the virus almost left me for dead,” Stevens said. “That experience really messed me
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On the coldest day of this past winter and the first day New York State could administer COVID-19 vaccines to the above 65 population, Burke Rehabilitation Hospital ran into a slight hiccup. Everybody scheduled to get the vaccine brought someone
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