Surging Carmel, Yorktown Enter Class AA Playoffs on Tears There are some astonishing regular seasons being turned on the local Section 1 baseball circuit, including Class AA Carmel and Class A’s Somers and Hen Hud, which is, and isn’t, a
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Father-daughter duo Brian and Jean Benedict have been prosperous in preserving history and taking care of the nation’s finest service members for more than 30 years. Brian Benedict always had an interest for military memorabilia after watching family members serve.
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By Bill Primavera It has always been my firm belief that all of us require a refuge for quiet time, for meditation or prayer at home. While enjoying a wine tasting one evening with some realtor buddies, the subject came
Read MoreSix graduating seniors from six high schools will be awarded 2018 Justin Veatch Fund music scholarships in June. This year’s recipients are Chloe Collins of Calvert Academy, Justin Giacchetto of North Salem HIgh School, Justin Hahn of Peekskill High School,
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Sports fans looking for suspense-filled finishes on Saturday would’ve been in luck tuning into either one of the NBA’s Eastern Conference playoff games or the 144th Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs. But they wouldn’t have found much drama
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By Danny Lopriore Two dozen professional baseball scouts and a large crowd of fans from both schools were on hand to see Horace Greeley pitcher Brandon Neeck and Fox Lane catcher and batting star Henry Davis face off last Thursday,
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Greek restaurants can be found across the tristate area, but Tzatziki Greek Grill in Pleasantville is something different. The newest eatery on Pleasantville’s Wheeler Avenue can be described as Greek fusion with a twist. That’s how manager Lena Toumaras characterizes
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“A show of hands. How many of you have visited wine-producing countries?” This is how I typically begin one of my wine and food pairing events. A large percentage invariably raise their hands with smiles on their faces and glee
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Peekskill resident Justin Wingenroth named his new business The Dance Conservatory to distinguish it from a typical dance studio. “We are hoping to provide a higher level of dance education, gearing kids toward the college level training or pre-professional to
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By Bill Primavera Many years ago, I wrote a column with the long title, “The Raised Ranch, Love It, Leave It or Change It.” I described how since its explosive development in tract housing, starting in the early 1960s, home
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