Yorktown Snaps 27-Year Championship Drought in 2-1 Win Spiniello, Carbone Score for Huskers, Who Advance to Region 1 Semis Imagine a harrowing 27-year itch. Imagine the need to scratch it, the yearn to reach it. Fancy being the Yorktown High
Read MoreGrowing up with a love of theater, Pleasantville High School senior James Persons used his passion to create a student-run drama organization that produces a drama production and raises money for theater programs in inner city schools. With no money
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The White Plains High School Football Team celebrated Senior Night, on Thursday, Oct. 26. The Tigers 14 senior players and four senior members of the Cheerleading Squad certainly had much to celebrate when they beat Ramapo High School, 21-20, to
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The first hint that Friday night’s Section 1, Class B semifinal game between Pleasantville and Valhalla wasn’t going to resemble their midseason meeting came on the opening play from scrimmage when Viking star Michael Ferrara was stopped for a two-yard
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By Danny Lopriore – Westlake quarterback Rob DiNota fought off severe leg cramps in both legs and a stiff autumn wind on Saturday afternoon to score the winning touchdown with less than a minute remaining in a 26-22 comeback victory over
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“My dad was an avid collector of wine, but I don’t know much about fine wines. He passed away recently. How do I know if the wines in his cellar are valuable?” “I found several bottles of wine stored in
Read MoreOP-ED: By J. Michael Reck The Archdiocese of New York should choose truth and compassion in its treatment of survivors of sexual abuse. The Archdiocese of New York created a defining moment with the Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program. The
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Cortlandt resident Bob Miller has for many years owned business related to cars and other vehicles. Prior to opening his current business, Milrent in Cortlandt, in 1982, Miller owned gas stations in northern Westchester and a Subaru dealership in the
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By Bill Primavera People often say that the most important thing they seek in their home life is peace and quiet. While some people can live happily with the most extraordinary noise surrounding them, such as those living near an
Read MoreBy Dr. Mitch Roslin Sleep Apnea and Obesity – Breaking the Vicious Cycle About 90 million Americans get nudged, elbowed or awakened each night because they’re snoring. Though loud snoring is something of a joke in our culture, when
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