Before being elected two years ago to the State Senate in the 40th District, Terrence Murphy had heard about the problems with state government in Albany, but it wasn’t until he was chosen by voters to succeed Greg Ball
Read MoreAnyone who lives in Westchester is keenly aware that property taxes are high and many families are under increasing pressure to make ends meet because of those tax bills. As a result, it’s understandable why voters, many of whom are
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters You’re having a baby! The excitement is palpable, with everyone looking forward to throwing showers, shopping for baby furniture and adorable layettes and being on the brink of an emerging life. Along with the excitement, perhaps comes
Read MoreBy Lisa Santo Signs of fall are in the air. Cooler nights, changing leaves and the ubiquitous presence of long, yellow mass transportation vehicles filled with students returning to school. Although the school bus may be the most obvious sign
Read MoreBy Peter Chieco At the outset of July, equity markets were jittery with no strong sense of stability and little apparent confidence. However, the market outlook changed by the end of the month in the wake of positive economic news.
Read MoreThere’s been much publicity and a growing understanding of the importance of becoming an organ donor to help save lives. Margaret Marcogliese has taken it an additional step. Marcogliese, a Mount Kisco resident, recently decided that upon her death she
Read MorePatrick Magliocchino has been playing lacrosse since third grade but one of his most memorable experiences in his years playing the sport occurred earlier this summer. Magliocchino, who is entering his senior year at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White
Read MoreAt first glance a human resources professional and someone who works with others to improve their health and wellness might not seem to have much in common. But for Joanne Witmyer there’s a connection – to benefit people whether that
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Holy moly, a nearly $540 million prize went to an Indiana winner in the much publicized July 8 Mega Millions drawing. While news of the lucky winner might tempt you to participate in the next Powerball drawing
Read MoreLast Saturday night Daniel Lauter could be found playing saxophone for his quartet during the weekly jazz sessions at Chappaqua Station, the restaurant that opened last year at the Metro-North train station. It was the third time Lauter has played
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