The Pleasantville football team walked onto the turf at soggy Faller Field in Middletown Saturday afternoon in search of some revenge. The Panthers wound up finding plenty of raindrops — and then a lot of redemption. Facing an undefeated Glens
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It’s Friday night. My wife and I are settling in for one of our favorite ways to unwind for the weekend: pizza, wine and a flick. We began this tradition in the days of VHS rentals at Blockbuster (yes, it’s
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The headline of my 2017 Stepinac High School Football Preview, which I wrote for the August 29th edition of The White Plains Examiner read: “Trill” Means More Thrills for Stepinac Football in 2017. The headline, which was written more than
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By Bill Primavera Except for those dastardly swinging doors, which I never liked and think are one of the world’s most dangerous inventions, every door needs something to grab on to in order to be opened and closed. It’s that
Read MoreThe recent opening of his third restaurant, Eda’s Garden in Yorktown, should have been an exciting time for Putnam Valley resident Adil, who goes by his first name. But the start of his new venture, which opened on November 6,
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Yorktown residents Klevis Tana, his brother-in-law, Elvis Cutra, and Tomassino (Timmy) Prengjoni have decades of experience in the restraint industry and in April of this year they brought their expertise to Yorktown by opening Spark Valley Steakhouse. The co-owners are
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Not even an early two-touchdown deficit and record-breaking cold temperature could stop the Pleasantville football team on Friday night. The Panthers used the throwing arm of junior quarterback Jack Howe, who tossed four touchdown passes over the final three quarters,
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In past columns I’ve enjoyed reporting on state dinners hosted by American presidents. The long-standing tradition of entertaining world leaders at the White House typically provides a valuable insight into the current state of affairs between nations and their representatives.
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Transitioning from the frenetic VIP/executive transportation business in Manhattan to becoming a deli owner is the kind of life-changing experience that Steve Talbot hasn’t regretted for one minute. Over a year ago, the Bronx native purchased Mags Deli on East
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By Bill Primavera When it was reported last week that U.S. Sen. Rand Paul was physically attacked by his next-door neighbor allegedly over a landscaping matter, I was not surprised. Some years ago, I had written an article about issues
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