Modern man is at the top of his homo sapiens game. Since we first stood upright, we have been subject to the constant whim and temperament of Mother Nature. Throughout our evolutionary lifecycle, our efforts to master and control nature
Read MoreThe word “Melike” has several meanings for Ossining resident Erdal Nehir. The Turkish word is translated into English as beautiful person and it is the name of his daughter. Melike Mediterranean Restaurant is also his restaurant, which he owns with
Read MoreAnthony Viceroy has known for nearly five years what a good place WESTMED Medical Group is to work. That’s when Viceroy arrived at WESTMED to become its chief financial officer. Since late 2015, he has been the CEO of the
Read MoreThis Week in Baseball (TWIB) – Mount Kisco Baseball edition 5/15-5/20 Welcome back baseball fans…the week ended with an amazing Mother’s Day event celebrating the moms, grandmas and special ladies in our players lives. Thank you for all that you
Read MoreWhen Amit Patel opened his first business in Kent, it was May 1, 2003. When he opened his second location earlier this month, it was the same exact date, only 14 years later. Along Route 52 in Kent, residents and
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No.16 Yorktown Busts Up AA Bracket, Upsets No.1 North Rock’ Mahopac, Lakeland, Panas, Hen Hud, Put Valley, Croton All Advance in Tourney Whoa, what an opening-round performance from our local baseball clubs; so much for the notion that baseball has
Read MoreHotshot Hotwires, a team of seven middle school students from Westchester County, recently participated in FIRST® World Festival, an international robotics and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) competition, where they won the second place award in programming. The competition was
Read MoreBy Ashlin Leen Outside a synagogue in Israel not long ago, three star-struck girls eagerly asked Rabbi Lila Kagedan for her autograph. Their excitement was understandable: Kagedan is the first woman to take the title of rabbi in Judaism’s Orthodox
Read MoreBy John Samuelsen Imagine a cafeteria worker with flu-like symptoms preparing school lunches. Or a school bus operator with a fever driving your kids home. Or a home healthcare aide struggling to stifle a persistent cough caring for a frail
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Writers’ workshops seem to be very popular, and of the myriad literary classes offered – how to write a children’s book, how to craft a query letter, how to pitch an agent – one that is de
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