Reaching Final 4’s Not So Easy Anymore Since 1987, there have been only three Section 1 Class A championship games when the old guard — either Lakeland/Panas Rebels (plus the former Lakeland Hornets) and/or the Mahopac Indians — were
Read MoreYorktown’s Kennedy Has Left a Mark, No Matter What Future Holds It would be hard to go against Class A YORKTOWN for the win of the week, a gallant 6-3 triumph last Friday over visiting Class AA
Read MoreI’ve often written of the vast disparity of wealth in the wine industry. While it’s likely a microcosm of society in general, it constantly amazes me that the aggregate of small winery owners controls an infinitesimal percent of wine sales.
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera My wife Margaret is a practically perfect woman with only one discernable flaw: she dislikes dogs. Hence, I have lived a happy marriage with only that one major difference between us. I love dogs and have always
Read MoreChillemi Shoe Repair, which opened in 1949, is an institution in White Plains. Though the owners, White Plains residents Peter Chillemi (who originally opened the business on Mamaroneck Avenue) and his son Paul, are looking for a new location, they
Read MoreBy Robert Kesten Last week’s Examiner editorial “Forum on Combating Hate…” and its front-page article point out the need for action as divisions around the world, across the nation and here at home have led to many acts of hate.
Read MoreCroton-Harmon graduate and Hofstra University freshman softball player Meghan Giordano was named on Thursday to the 2019 Schutt Sports/NFCA Freshman of the Year Top 25 list. Giordano is the only Colonial Athletic Association student-athlete on the list. One of the greatest
Read MoreBy Richard Levy When I tell folks I’m a travel writer, they often say, “Oh, I’m so jealous.” Since I can’t invite you on my next trip, I thought I’d share my favorite places and things from New York and
Read MoreBy Peter Chieco One approach to investing is to take an initial amount of capital, invest it in a portfolio of blue chip equities, then let it sit and grow until retirement, hoping that your initial investment will have grown
Read MoreHarrison resident Mike Angarano recalled during an interview with The White Plains Examiner last week that he had worked for someone else when he was younger but had decided then he would go out on his own with his brother,
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