Former New York State Governor and Peekskill Mayor George Pataki will lead the 35th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Peekskill on Saturday, March 9. Pataki, 78, was installed as the parade’s Grand Marshal earlier this month during a sold-out
Read MoreA 27-year-old Cold Spring man was killed last week while skiing at a mountain resort in Vermont. The body of Brooks Ralph was found just before midnight Feb. 20 in a section of steep wooded backcountry terrain outside of the
Read MoreManaging a small independent farm is challenging enough. But how do you survive without land? Fable Farm, the successful farm-to-table organic farm formerly that had been located on Kitchawan Road in Yorktown, was forced to leave after eight years last
Read MoreA captivated crowd of more than 150 people heard a rare, first-hand account of fighting in World War II by veteran Sgt. Dan Santagata on Sunday at the Chappaqua Library. The event was hosted by the New Castle Historical Society, which received an
Read MoreLast Saturday was quite a day for Rubik’s Cube enthusiasts Parker Trager and Carson Widjaja. They were two of the standout competitors in Mount Kisco’s first-ever officially recognized World Cube Association tournament featuring about 60 contestants who matched their skill,
Read MoreJames Dipelesi may have had to wait a long time to be recognized for his service to the nation during World War II, but he spoke with the humble gratitude that is emblematic of the Greatest Generation. Last Friday, in
Read MoreMets Legend Mookie Wilson Joins Long Island Entrepreneur’s Executive Team By Adam Stone Back in June 2021, my childhood friend Jeff Ahn was watching the Women’s College Softball World Series at his Syosset home alongside his then-10-year-old daughter, with Oklahoma
Read MoreIn extraordinarily difficult times, there’s no telling what people will do to survive. For Leo Ullman, who was born in the Netherlands in 1939 just before the outbreak of World War II in Europe, it was his parents’ decision to
Read MoreThis column marks the seventh installment in a series exploring topics that provide new insights into the boundaries of established science. By Adam Stone Colin McPhillamy was a little boy growing up in England, just four years old, when he
Read MoreMilestone celebrations generally happen infrequently, whether they be birthdays, anniversaries or some other accomplishment. Typically, it’s one a decade, when the chronological odometer moves more than number at a time. The Sabino family of Thornwood gets to rejoice two major
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