One of my first memories as a rookie Manhattan prosecutor was meeting my Chief who personified justice only slightly less than Robert Morgenthau and Frank Hogan, the legendary District Attorneys he served under. We were the Spartans, he told us,
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Colombia has a bit of an image problem. Much of this perception is indeed based on an ugly reality which the nation is trying to leave in the past; much of that is perpetuated in mass media.
Read MoreAfter three decades as an educator, 52-year-old Bedford Central School District Superintendent Dr. Christopher Manno is retiring, citing “health reasons.” “I am humbled and appreciative of the opportunity I was afforded to serve Bedford Central,” he said in a letter
Read MoreTo the Editor: Last year, Entergy announced that it would transfer Indian Point after it shuts down, along with a $2 billion trust fund, to a company that specializes in decommissioning. The company, Holtec International, has decades of experience handling
Read MoreIf the name “Amélie” triggers a feeling of Déjà-vu, it must be because you are thinking of the popular 2001 French film by the same name. This weekend, Briarcliff High School’s talented theater group will be performing the musical “Amélie.”
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The Pleasantville Road section of the Saw Mill River has the highest average level of fecal pollution than any other area of the river, according to tests conducted by Sarah Lawrence University and Riverkeeper. The fecal bacteria
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore Will the next Red Smith or Mike Lupica trace his career back to a little class held weekly in the Katonah Library? Thanks to veteran sportswriter and publicist Richard Finn, it might just happen. Finn, a Goldens
Read MoreA confirmed case of coronavirus in Westchester County was announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday morning. It’s the second confirmed case in New York. The man with coronavirus is in his 50s and an attorney who works in Manhattan
Read MoreBy Scott Levine A couple of years ago I had the great pleasure of writing a monthly astronomy column here at The Examiner. It was fun, and I always appreciated the comments some of you sent. I loved knowing there
Read MoreBy Ellie Dessart News of Lawrence (Larry) Ray’s arrest recently broke following the federal investigation into claims of a cult that originated at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville. Ray, the father of a former student, could face life in jail
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