It’s been quite a while since the Pace men’s basketball team began a season with three consecutive victories. How long exactly? Well, the last time it happened, all the way back in 2003, LeBron James was a rookie with the
Read MoreBy Ellie Dessart We were welcomed by the all-too-familiar aroma – a heavenly mix of fresh rye bread, roast beef and smoky bacon – and the usual lunchtime clamor. It was 12:50 p.m. on a Tuesday and the popular village
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters In the 1970s, engaged investors would peruse the financial sections of the newspaper over morning coffee, researching investments they owned or those they were considering. If they noticed an investment was experiencing a sudden shift in value,
Read MoreBy Peter Chieco A recent news report showed a graphic of the earth surrounded by “space junk,” human-made debris in orbit around the earth. Even though there are more than 100,000 pieces of debris in orbit, many are so small
Read MoreBy Ellie Dessart We’re about six weeks into the school year and seniors are already struggling with severe cases of “senioritis,” a lack of motivation and effort by students in their final year of high school. Although typically characteristic during
Read MoreBy Emily Rubin Persons You lose your keys almost every other day. You did the homework but forgot to hand it in – again. You started doing the laundry, but the phone rang, and hours later the laundry is still
Read MoreThe Pleasantville School District reported last night that a swastika was discovered Thursday on the door of a bathroom stall at Pleasantville High School. In a letter from Principal Joseph Palumbo distributed by the district to the community Thursday evening,
Read MoreBy Richard Levy One of the delicious perks of being a travel and food writer are the incredible meals you get to eat. So, I’m spoiled and keep searching for the next OMG restaurant and decadent meal. After devouring mouth-watering
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters It isn’t easy being a veteran, especially a career reservist who walks a fine line between the military and civilian worlds. There may be real financial hardships resulting from regular activations that throw a monkey wrench into
Read MoreBy Abby Luby When Michael Dymant walks into a patient’s room at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco, he makes sure he has two things: his sense of humor and the story of his two, major life-threatening cardio-related surgeries. If
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