The Garner Arts Center is looking for artists, artisans and inventors of all types for its second annual Hudson Valley Maker Faire, to be held throughout the 14-acre Garner Historic District May 18 and 19. Having reimagined its arts festival as the faire, the center will once again host a variety of interactive demonstrations and creative displays from […]
When Rite Aid announced it was closing 26 stores in New York state last October as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy, patrons of its Hartsdale location were pleased to see it had been spared. That is no longer the case. Days ago, pharmacists and other employees there were told the location would be closing […]
The Australian Open, which got underway yesterday – Sunday, Jan. 14 – and runs through Jan. 28, has many records at stake for key players: Novak Djokovic: Djokovic could extend his record for the most Australian Open championship wins (male) in the Open Era, (which began in 1968 when professional players were first admitted to […]
New research, spearheaded by New York Medical College (NYMC) in Valhalla, may offer hope in understanding and preventing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, which afflict 5.8 million Americans, with women and minorities such as African Americans and Hispanics increasingly at greater risk.
It is popular, particularly in certain circles – it has always been popular in these circles – to lambast New York City. The crime, the filth, the soaring costs, the homelessness, the sheer urban carnage of it all that lurks just beneath the snow-globe image – part “French Connection,” part “Home Alone 2.” And yet… […]