Ossining native Andre Desa, who currently lives in Montrose, purchased his Anytime Fitness franchise in Ossining in February 2018 to follow his passion, he said last week. It was a roughly eight-month process to renovate the facility, formerly a Japanese
Read More“The world we live in is changing. The old order is transitioning; welcome to the new reality.” Whether we are proponents or opponents of the entwined economic, social, technological and political new order of the 21st century, one thing is
Read MoreBy Ellie Dessart News of Lawrence (Larry) Ray’s arrest recently broke following the federal investigation into claims of a cult that originated at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville. Ray, the father of a former student, could face life in jail
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera After almost a half-century of living with my wife Margaret, we frequently like to reminisce about experiences we’ve shared and keepsakes we’ve gathered together. That included collectibles of all varieties, whether antiques, such as the 19th century
Read MoreKids and adults alike are rocking out at The Music Cottage in Brewster. “When we started there was no other music school in Brewster, and no other music store,” said Lauren Krzyzewski, who runs the business with her husband, George.
Read MoreA huge scoring spurt in the opening quarter quickly put the Pleasantville girls’ basketball team on the path to victory last Wednesday afternoon. Outscoring the host Westlake Wildcats 16-0 during a four-minute blitz, the Panthers took command early and went
Read MoreNo, there weren’t actually any punches thrown, but to Fox Lane girls’ basketball coach Kris Matts last Tuesday afternoon’s game at Horace Greeley High School was a bit like a boxing match. “We took their best punch, came back,” he
Read MoreOn a night when shooting percentages were low, scoring averages dipped and getting stops was all the rage, it was the Briarcliff Bears who earned the highest grades for defensive tenacity. Holding Westlake to a mere 10 points in the
Read MoreBy Dr. Andrew Frishman, DVM It is human nature to try and structure one’s life with a sense of purpose. We insulate ourselves from the chaos and fragility of life. On the news, there are stories of loss of life
Read MoreIn a December column I suggested that readers accept the Dry January challenge – 30 days of alcohol-free existence. A number of you took the challenge – including yours truly – and not only met the challenge, but felt it
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