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Read MoreBy Michal Kirschtel, MScPT As a physical therapist at ProClinix in Ardsley, I specialize in treating dancers, and I’ve seen firsthand the impact that injuries can have on their performance and long-term health. With a background as a dancer myself,
Read MoreMental Health Examiner reporter Abby Luby covered a community forum about mental health access, highlighting local resources and barriers to care. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here to support local journalism now. As
Read MoreThis is the 19th installment in an investigative column series, launched in December 2022, about CareMount/Optum/UnitedHealth and broader concerns about corporate medical care. By Adam Stone It took just 809 days and approximately a gazillion reported words, but an elected
Read MoreDEI/Arts A controversial new federal funding restriction is forcing arts organizations across the county and the country to reconsider their diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (better known as DEI) policies. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in
Read MoreExaminer Profile I’ve definitely been lucky to have The Examiner written up a bunch over the years but I don’t think any past piece has captured my goals quite as well as a spectacular new feature prepared this week by
Read MoreFourth Fridays As we all now know, our country continues to confront an ongoing national crisis with youth mental health. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here to support local journalism now. As a
Read MoreBy Morris Gut ‘LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER’! Let the good times roll! Carnival season has begun all over the globe. Mardi Gras culminates on Fat Tuesday, March 4th . If you want to take in some of the revelry
Read MoreDistrict One If early 2025 rhetorical signals are any indication, local Democrats definitely seem to be emphasizing (not surprisingly) affordability in their campaigns. You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here to support local journalism
Read MoreBy Jared R. Francis Congressman Mike Lawler has some big decisions to make in the next few months. In addition to mulling a potential gubernatorial run, Rep. Lawler will play a key role in negotiations over the upcoming budget and
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