By Adam Stone A few weeks ago I published a brief piece about the impact of the new White House on the local arts community, and I wasn’t able to connect with ArtsWestchester CEO Kathleen Reckling by the time we
Read MoreBy Alan Feller, Esq. Sometimes change comes marching down Main Street with a brass band, jugglers and a costumed mouse. Other times, change clings to the bottom of your sneakers and goes unnoticed for a long time. Right now, both
Read MoreBy Michal Kirschtel, MScPT As a physical therapist at ProClinix in Ardsley, I specialize in treating dancers, and I’ve seen firsthand the impact that injuries can have on their performance and long-term health. With a background as a dancer myself,
Read MoreThis is the 19th installment in an investigative column series, launched in December 2022, about CareMount/Optum/UnitedHealth and broader concerns about corporate medical care. By Adam Stone It took just 809 days and approximately a gazillion reported words, but an elected
Read MoreBy Morris Gut ‘LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER’! Let the good times roll! Carnival season has begun all over the globe. Mardi Gras culminates on Fat Tuesday, March 4th . If you want to take in some of the revelry
Read MoreBy Morris Gut The pairing of good food, wine, and romance has been celebrated in literature and verse for centuries. Valentine’s Day falls on Friday, Feb. 14, so why not make a weekend out of it? Restaurants and nightspots throughout
Read MoreBy Mike Gold I knew Elon Musk had long arms, but I never realized they could reach from Washington D.C. to Pleasantville. And, everywhere else in America. The guy’s a mutant octopus, with millions of arms. He’s got his fingers
Read MoreBy Dr. Jordan Kosterich In the past, people would often define health as the absence of disease or pain. Today, however, we understand that true health goes beyond just feeling “okay.” Health is now seen as a dynamic state of
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. I used to think “self-care” was an excuse to blow off plans. “Are you joining us for lunch?,” someone might ask. “No, today is a self-care day.” But I have come to understand that taking
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I was eight years old, I experienced something harrowing for a youngster when, home alone with my mother, I suddenly heard a loud bang and a scream from the kitchen. I ran to find that my
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