Debbie Frishman had voluntarily given up her career as a special education teacher when she had her two children and has happily helped her husband’s veterinary practice. She wasn’t necessarily looking for a new career when she reconnected last year
Read MoreBy Carla Gambescia and Peter and Erin Chase A request for proposal, typically referred to as an RFP, is a formal solicitation made by a governmental entity or company interested in procuring a product or service or valuable asset through
Read MoreBy Robin Murphy Although I voted for Rob Greenstein as well as the other Team New Castle candidates, Adam Brodsky and Lisa Katz, I have been disappointed that their promises to bring a “small business mindset” and “a new approach”
Read MoreI feel compelled to share my thoughts on the recent extension of the town administrator’s appointment and why I do not support the decision. To begin with, Jill Shapiro served the town well as town clerk and receiver of taxes.
Read MoreWhen Anthony Amiano decided to volunteer for a political campaign the first time, he received all sorts of questions and quizzical looks while handing out palm cards and knocking on people’s doors. That was during Rob Astorino’s campaign for county
Read MoreThere are plenty of obstacles for a child to overcome throughout the school year. There may be challenges academically or socially, and even if not particularly serious, they can take its toll and chip away at a child’s self-esteem. Come
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters In little more than a month, Rye Playland will re-open for the season, complete with its nationally recognized 80-year-old roller coaster and breathtaking 128-foot drop. Riding that roller coaster can be exhilarating. An adrenaline rush. You are
Read MoreRevenues and tax dollars are so tight these days it’s understandable that a municipality’s leaders would be concerned about losing a piece of property from the tax rolls–any property. The tax cap and outrageous bills to fund state pensions, among
Read MoreBy Andrea Reino Now that a year has come and gone and we’ve had some time to reflect, let’s revisit some of the trends from 2013 that should really cease to exist by the end of 2014. 1. YOLO. As
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters A nationwide poll of high net worth investors shows that many in the tri-state metro area are confident about the future of the region and their personal finances, but also leery of stock market volatility. Recent market
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