Those looking for healthier alternatives to typical breakfasts and lunches can visit Trailside Café in Yorktown. “Our main focus is the juices and the smoothies. We’re trying to implement and encourage customers to eat a healthier diet,” Trailside Café manager
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By Bill Primavera – There have been times through the many years I’ve offered advice as The Home Guru when I’ve made New Year’s predictions about the housing market for the coming year, and there have also been times when I
Read MorePleasantville High School art teacher and professional illustrator Gregory Nemec realized last year that his passion for art became all work and no play. Following an art show at Arc Stages in Pleasantville he attended more than a year ago,
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By Tony Pinciaro There is nothing sly about the Fox Lane varsity wrestling team through the first two weeks of the 2017-18 season. The Foxes have asserted themselves as the top Division I (large school) team in Section 1 after
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For two full periods Saturday night, there wasn’t much separating the Fox Lane and Mt. Pleasant hockey teams. It took less than a minute of the third period to change that. Goals by Brian Sheehan and Michael Donoghue in the
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Somers Handles Mahopac; Put Valley Wins Croton Tourney By Tony Pinciaro Following a season-opening loss to perennial Section 1 power, Albertus Magnus, 2017 Section 1 Class A champion SOMERS has reeled off three consecutive wins. Somers capped its week with
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Section 1 Hoopers Shining Bright Despite County Cloud Put Valley Win over Panas One for Ages; Somers Takes Out Mahopac They can go all the way back to the dawn of PUTNAM VALLEY basketball, all the way back to the
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I’ve penned several columns on the subject of sparkling wines. At this time of year, with the holidays looming and visions of tiny bubbles in a fluted glass dancing in my head, I become immersed in the joys of indulging
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By Jennifer Grace Torsiello Shoes. Handbags. Clothes, some designer. All donated. The boxes soar like the Freedom Tower, yet are not found in Manhattan. Instead, they arrive, almost daily, at 449 Lexington Ave. in Mount Kisco, an address where 17-year
Read MoreBy Peter Chieco Right now, more than five million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s; by 2050, that number could rise to 16 million. In the tristate area alone, there are currently 635,000 individuals living with the disease. So while we are
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