Years before Peter Gallagher starred in Steven Soderbergh’s breakthrough film “Sex, Lies and Videotape” or performed with Sandra Bullock in “While You Were Sleeping” there was an immensely important first step on his way to a successful acting career. Gallagher
Read MoreFaced with the potential elimination of up to 15 teaching positions, the Mount Pleasant Board of Education is considering whether to exceed the property tax cap in next year’s budget. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Guiney said last week that
Read MoreIn a decision that was three years in the making, the Mount Kisco Coach Diner had its renovation and expansion plan approved Tuesday night. The unanimous Jan. 8 vote by the Mount Planning Board of the diner’s renovation and expansion
Read MoreThroughout the month of January THE GYM of Armonk will again be conducting a variety of classes, with the proceeds donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Hudson Valley. The goal is to raise enough funds to grant the wish
Read MoreDr. Seth Gross wants to dispel misinformation some people have about his profession. “Chiropractic is not a form of medicine,” he said last week in his Cortlandt office. “It has nothing to do with medicine whatsoever, but you’ll hear the
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board must decide where it will obtain legal services for the municipality after officials learned last week that Town Attorney Gerald Reilly is leaving his post. Supervisor Joan Maybury announced on Jan. 2 that the board
Read MoreAbe Levy decided on his career path when he was six years old after he recovered from tuberculosis. “I saw how I felt from the physicians taking care of me and that made an impression on me that that is
Read MoreThere have been over a half century of anniversaries at St. Columbanus School in Cortlandt, but this year’s anniversary was something out of the ordinary. On December 17, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, visited St. Columbanus Church
Read MoreThe recent deaths and arrests of Putnam’s young population is drawing more attention to the growing opiate drug problem that plagues Putnam and its surrounding communities—particularly Somers and Yorktown. Opiate drugs include prescription drugs such as morphine, codeine, oxycodone and
Read MoreThe renovation plan for the Mount Kisco Coach Diner appears to be near a conclusion. The Mount Kisco Planning Board last week decided it will vote on the application when it reconvenes for its Jan. 8 meeting. Planning Board Chairman
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