By Lindsay Emery After 75 years of marriage, Yorktown residents George and Gloria Personick always remember to hold each other’s hands and kiss one another at night just before bed. “If you’re arguing or anything, always kiss at night before
Read MoreLocal mountain biking enthusiasts will have three new trails to choose from this spring at Graham Hills Park in Mount Pleasant to test their riding and jumping skills. Westchester County, which owns the park, announced Wednesday that materials are being
Read MorePortions of the television show “FBI: Most Wanted” are scheduled to be filmed in Cortlandt Friday. During a special meeting Monday, the Cortlandt Town Board authorized Universal Television LLC to shoot the program on the David R. Fahey, Jr. Bridge
Read MoreFor some, the stock market represents a secretive world of undecipherable terms, a place only for high rollers or something akin to a trip to the casino. But White Plains native and equity research associate Nicolette DiMaggio is hoping to
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville will open its day camp and pool this summer after closing last year because of potential health risks associated with the pandemic. Pleasantville Superintendent of Recreation and Parks Matt Trainor said last week that Westchester County
Read MoreIf you have any type of performance talent, Pleasantville Community Television (PCTV) would like to hear from you this month. The local access television station is running a virtual talent contest, where anyone who can sing, dance, play a musical
Read MoreLike so many other aspects of life during the past year, the pandemic has brought havoc to those who love yoga and their instructors. Many studios have been forced to close, whether it be temporarily or permanently and move online.
Read MoreFor Richard Cirulli, it was time to try something different. The playwright, author and retired professor had written and produced four plays for the troupe he established in 2016, the nonprofit organization The Demitasse Players, all performed at the White
Read MoreBy Sophia Spiegel It took just one conversation in a New York City subway station for White Plains resident Donald Stevens to develop an even greater appreciation for music and the positive impact it can have on others. Stevens recently
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery Rye Brook artist Marla Beth Enowitz’s new self-described “happy art” installation brings colorful exuberance to the third floor of The Westchester Mall. But it likely would have never been created if not for the COVID-19 pandemic. “Gumballs”
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