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By Brian Kluepfel In south-central Bolivia’s dry river valleys of Mizque, Grande and Pilcomayo, near the site of Che Guevara’s demise, a cinematic macaw is clawing its way back from the brink, with a little help from its friends. Goats,
Read MoreI have been calling on the Board of Elections to place voting drop boxes outside convenient locations in Westchester County for over four years. These voting drop boxes enable voters to conveniently drop off their ballots 24 hours a day at
Read MoreI write today because Congressman Mike Lawler has recently said Democrats hate America. Well, I am a disabled services provider and advocate, community volunteer, historical speaker, lifelong Putnam County resident and proud Democrat. I can say with my whole heart
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Sleeping overnight in another person’s home can be delightful or a real drag, depending on the planning or lack of it that goes into the guest accommodations. I’ve experienced both situations. The first time I was an
Read Moreby Morris Gut Craft in pleasantville is more than pizza Two years ago, partners David Darmanovis and Rad Bojovic of Craft Pizza & Beer did a playful renovation at their popular restaurant installing rolltop garage doors, seating that spills out
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Several teams of students at the Environmental Leaders of Color (ELOC) Summer Academy exhibited their environmental solutions at the annual summer showcase of the organization. The E-Messiah team demonstrated how to take a battery out of an
Read More“A show of hands. How many of you have visited wine-producing countries?” This is how I typically begin one of my wine and food pairing events. A large percentage invariably raise their hands with smiles on their faces and a
Read MoreBy Daria Gregg Right now, before the local governments of the towns of Ossining, Cortlandt and New Castle and the villages of Ossining and Croton-on-Hudson, is a proposal to form what is called overlay zoning on the watersheds, the land
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Considering the temperatures of the past few weeks, it’s not a stretch to figure how my thoughts might turn to refrigeration. The refrigerator we so conveniently enjoy today is not all that old a concept. In fact,
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Village Board held a special work session on Aug. 1 as an open forum for comment on the proposal to move forward with a new village pool. I attended as a member of the task force appointed four
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