On Saturday, June 17, the North Castle Public Library held a public open House at its North White Plains branch on 10 Clove Rd. to celebrate the latest major milestone in it expansion, modernization and transformation efforts. State Sen. George
Read MoreBy Joanne Witmyer One of the most rewarding aspects of the work I do is helping people successfully navigate through changes in their lives. Health, wellness and self-care can support that process. What is fascinating to explore is what motivates
Read MoreBeing diagnosed with diabetes can present an assortment of challenges and the need to make significant lifestyles changes. A set of Chappaqua twins have undertaken a fundraising campaign to make the lives of some of the most severely impacted diabetics
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Fund for Learning (PFFL) awarded nearly $54,000 in grants to the Pleasantville School District last week to enhance and expand opportunities for students. Organization co-chairs Joan Jacobsen and Keri Gregersen attended the June 20 Pleasantville Board of Education
Read MoreLast Wednesday, Annetta Greco made sure to complete her exercise in the morning, then had lunch with friends. Her day was capped off with everyone gathered around singing “Happy Birthday” and watching her blow out the candles. That seems like
Read MoreFor as long as Richard Brooks can remember he has always enjoyed working with his hands. But it wasn’t until an early foray into dealing antiques failed to pan out during a 1970s recession that he turned to cabinet and
Read MoreBy Ashlin Leen The Mount Kisco Child Care Center has recycled a ton of stuff. Well, almost a ton. The center’s recycling program, implemented in November 2015 by faculty member Richard Monetti, has nearly reached its goal of collecting 2,000
Read MoreBy Jennifer Rajewski Dubbed the “sandwich generation,” those in their mid-thirties and forties are in a unique position. Though sometimes we’d prefer the phrase to refer to an affinity for ham and mustard on rye, it actually alludes to how
Read MoreIt had always been Victor Madubuko’s dream to work at the World Trade Center, from the time his uncle sent him a postcard of the soaring twin towers. To Madubuko, born and raised in Nigeria, the skyscrapers represented both an
Read MoreWhat happened last week at the Pleasantville Village Board meeting is Exhibit A of how a governmental body should never handle a development proposal. Last week, a majority of the board verbally shot down the controversial Sunrise Senior Living application
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