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Good day from Saratoga, where I’m attending the annual New York Press Association conference. I’ll prepare some reflections about the trip in the coming days but, for today, a quick note to share with you that the preview of the
Read MorePleasantville’s Dr. Emily Bly I was excited to connect yesterday with Pleasantville’s Dr. Emily Bly. I’d published a profile on Bly’s stepfather (a fascinating actor and local astrologer) last February, and now there was a new story in the family
Read MoreSummit Health As I mentioned here last week, I assigned Examiner reporter intern Davi Schulman to cover the health care worker unrest bubbling up at Summit Health. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here
Read More‘Stop the Cuts’ Brewster’s Alan Levy is a lead organizer of tomorrow’s local rally. On Wednesday afternoon I phoned Brewster’s Alan Levy, a member of Northern Westchester Indivisible and lead organizer of a major rally planned for tomorrow. You need
Read MorePleasantville Playground Encouraging outdoor play is more important than ever, in this digital age, offering children improved physical health, enhanced social skills, and reduced stress levels. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here to
Read MoreBuchanan Mayor Theresa Knickerbocker stressed in a press conference Monday how Indian Point would not be coming back on line, even as Gov. Kathy Hochul explores nuclear energy options for the state. Indian Point I tuned into yesterday’s weekly Westchester
Read MoreLocal nonprofit Westmoreland Sanctuary, independent of any government park system, offers year-round trails open all day. Local Mt. Kisco author Warren Berger is currently working on a book exploring the connection between spending time outdoors in nature and fostering creativity.
Read MorePleasantville resident Freshta Nazari survived a harrowing journey as a refugee before starting to help new refugees herself. Local Refugees Debating the role America should or should not play in helping needy people who live in other countries has obviously
Read MoreWestchester County leaders and health care professionals gathered yesterday to address colorectal cancer awareness, emphasizing the need for people in their 40s to get screened, with increasing numbers of early-onset cases. Colorectal Cancer Amid the onslaught of news, it’s hard
Read MoreTrump Tariffs Those of you who read my Jan. 28 announcement about the end of our print editions might remember my reference to the looming Trump tariffs. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here
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