By Peter Chieco There is good news and bad news on the retirement front. The good news is that the federal government now allows larger annual deposits into workplace retirement accounts such as 401(k) plans. Workers under the age of
Read MoreAt the December 1st Council meeting Mayor Roach and the Members of the Common Council recognized those City of White Plains employees who have given 25 or more years of dedicated service to our city. “White Plains is fortunate to
Read MoreThe other day I got a chance to interview the immensely talented E.D. Martin. She’s been a barista, economic development analyst, high school teacher and, of course, an author. Her writing is character focused and whether you love her characters
Read MoreBy Matthew K. Finkelstein, Esq. and Alicia (Aliki) Samios, Esq. The Pleasantville Union Free School District is in the process of replacing the synthetic turf fields at Bedford Road School (BRS) and at the high school track, which have been
Read MoreCathy Deutsch had always wanted to use some of the empty wall space in her Mount Kisco boutique as a place to hang artwork. The owner of Tiger Lily on East Main Street turned to one of the best people
Read MoreWith his effort to get two propositions on the ballot for a Nov. 13 special election, Anthony Futia has managed to strike a raw nerve. His latest project is to have North Castle voters decide whether the town’s municipal representation
Read MoreBy Skip Pearlman The Harrison High volleyball team’s season came to an end last Tuesday in the Class A playoffs, with the No. 3 Panas Panthers prevailing over sixth-seeded Harrison in straight sets, 25-7, 25-17, 25-13, at Walter Panas HS.
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters As a kid, my favorite holiday was Halloween, and my favorite part of Halloween was its aftermath. Deciding on a costume (usually some animal, athlete or television character), gathering materials for it, arguing with my mom about
Read MoreBy Dr. Kenneth Magid Every Halloween kids take joy in trick-or-treating and revel in the many great treats they’ve collected. You’re not going to be able to stop them from getting the candy but when trick-or-treaters come to your door
Read MoreOn Friday, October 17, 2014, the Hendrick Hudson Hall of Fame Committee will induct its Class of 2014 into the Hen Hud Athletic Hall of Fame. In the ninth annual banquet, the inductees will celebrate their enshrinement at the Hollowbrook
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