By Morris Gut The season for fresh soft shell crab runs from April through September and there are legions who crave this delicacy simply sautéed or deep-fried with some lemon and butter (perhaps some capers). Of course, there are other
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Pilots and travelers of our metro area’s busy airports will likely agree that various infrastructure changes would make transportation much easier and more convenient. Be it more runways and space to maintain the aircrafts, or more parking
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At my periodic wine tasting events for consumers I always emphasize that we each have individual, unique palates. Our palate influences our unique senses of taste and smell. Our palate influences our appreciation of one wine over another. Our palate
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Working in the insurance industry, specifically for State Farm, is continuing a family legacy for Peekskill resident Kyle Rourke. “My father (Kevin) celebrates his 40th anniversary with State Farm in September,” Rourke noted last week. His father currently lives and
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By Bill Primavera Depending on which statistics are to be believed, perhaps more than 50 percent of us today decide not to heed the Bible’s warning in Matthew: “What God hath joined together, let no man put asunder.” We in
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The Bedford Bears Bantam A (TB) team captured the New York State championship title the weekend of March 23rd to 25th in Buffalo, NY. It is the first State title in Bears history. The Bears began their quest for the
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In the final minute of Friday afternoon’s girls’ lacrosse game against the visiting Briarcliff Bears, Horace Greeley’s Sophia Rutman provided two final hints why the Quakers were about to win their first game of the season. The Quakers’ sophomore goalie
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By Danny Lopriore Fox Lane and Mahopac each used scoring streaks to take the lead Thursday afternoon before the visiting Indians scored three goals in the game’s final eight minutes to pull out a wind-blown 11-9 victory over the Foxes.
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Putnam Valley Notches 1st Win over Lakeland/Panas By Tony Pinciaro Once the 2017 season concluded, the PUTNAM VALLEY girls’ lacrosse team was eagerly looking forward to 2018. The Tigers had every right to be anxious because they played for the
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Yorktown Anything but Crisp in 7-6 Loss to John Jay Hen Hud Upends Somers, 7-4; Pac Slips Past PV, 12-10 Gentlemen, start your engines! The annual regular season showdown between Yorktown High and John Jay CR is to Section 1
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