Grid Notebook
Somers Socked for 2nd Week in Row, Yorktown Rolls On, Carmel Settles for 2nd in AA-North, Either there’s a new sheriff in town or the old one, Somers High, is playing a precarious game of possum, hiding in the dim of
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Tigers Trying to Find Their Way – Lose to Rams, 42-7
On Thursday, Sept. 28, as a late afternoon game concluded at White Plains High School, Public Address announcer Chuck Stogel announced “next week the Tigers will wrap-up their regular season at Mamaroneck High School, before the start of the Section
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Travel Emporium,, Yorktown
Yorktown resident Dandi Zidon, president and owner of Travel Emporium in Yorktown, said last week she named her business Emporium because, “We do everything.” The business arranges both domestic and foreign travel. “We do airline tickets. We do tours. We
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A Look Into the Mannerisms and Inclinations of Today’s Wine Consumers
Snob: “One who has an offensive air of superiority in matters of knowledge or taste.” Modest: “Humble, unassuming, unpretentious.” These terms have been applied to the wine world for many centuries, and have become even more in vogue since the
Read MoreLocal Farmers Markets Offer Reasons to Shop and Cook Seasonally
By Joanne Witmyer Fall has arrived! This offers us opportunities to revive recipes that showcase this season’s fruits and vegetables. Two of our local farmers markets provide a wonderful selection of seasonal produce and other delicious treats. We connected with
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The Garage Remains an Important Feature of a House
By Bill Primavera Now that I live in a large condo building that affords only one garage space, which my wife enjoys, my car is out of luck for shelter. For many years, I pulled in and out of my
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Quakers Still Searching for Their First Victory
It wasn’t quite an eternity, but the Horace Greeley football team sure had to wait a while before finally hosting its first night game back in early September. The Quakers have now played twice under the lights on their brand
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Howe’s Two Early TDs Lead the Panthers Past Westlake
Any doubt that Pleasantville’s Jack Howe has fully recovered from the broken collarbone he suffered in last spring’s lacrosse playoffs was erased in the first quarter of Saturday’s midseason showdown against rival Westlake. The Panthers’ junior quarterback ran for a
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The 2017 Harvest: A Follow-up to Mother Nature’s Spring Wrath
The cycle of winemaking is as much in the hands of Mother Nature as in those of winegrowers. The timing of the harvesting of grapes ultimately can make the difference between a spectacular, unique wine and a bland, pedestrian wine;
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Reverie Caffe, Patterson
Carmel resident Megan Denaut said the Reverie Caffe in Patterson, which she co-owns with her sister Francesca, will be undergoing significant changes in the near future. The new name will be simply Reverie and the Front Street building will be
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