By Rich Monetti In our new-found world at home, parents may need help filling the days with their kids. Well, the staff at Mount Kisco Child Care Center knows the drill, and wants to help. Regular schedules provide a structure
Read MoreBy Michael Gold As Westchester and the world battles the coronavirus, I have tried to keep my spirits up by finding joy in small moments of grace offered by nature and my fellow human beings. I go for walks around
Read MoreA party during a quarantine might sound like a bummer but birthday boys and girls in Elmsford are in for a treat. Debuting this morning, Sat., Apr. 11 at 11 a.m., the Elmsford Fire Department is spreading a little delight
Read MoreBy Sophia Spiegel School and activity closures combined with eerie, empty towns and daily media reports about death and infection rates soaring from the virus have caused teens to feel increasingly isolated. With loads of time in quarantine and not
Read MoreEmployees of Holiday Inn Mount Kisco have had a little something to smile about during hard times. Roedel Companies — a New Hampshire-based hospitality management company — recently distributed 2,706 meals to families of all employees, including those who were laid
Read MoreWestchester is reporting 64 deaths related to COVID-19 in the county but Putnam officials say they do not currently possess death total statistics. “We don’t know if there have been any deaths,” stated Theresa Oliver, who is confidential secretary to Putnam
Read MoreFrom as young as she can remember, Ella Scheinwald heard the stories from her father of him surviving the Holocaust. It wasn’t something that Zeev Scheinwald wanted to tell his daughter, but the inquisitive young girl implored him to tell
Read MoreThe Alzheimer’s Association Hudson Valley Chapter has named Denise Kuhbier of Mahopac and Saini Smith-Clarke co-chairs of the planning committee for the Putnam Walk to End Alzheimer’s, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, at Putnam Veterans Memorial Park in Carmel. Walk
Read MoreBy Michael Gold COVID-19 feels like watching a horror movie, except I’m in it. We’re all in it. The loneliness of the lockdown, the shut-in nature of the sensible response to this insidious virus has made our family feel a little
Read MoreKen Gulmi, an Examiner Media account executive, and Art Amler, a Yorktown Heights human resources consultant, have joined the board of directors of CAREERS Support Solutions (CAREERS), an organization that provides job training, placement and ongoing support for individuals with disabilities throughout Westchester,
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