This is the month kids look forward to, so they can put on masks and costumes to play pretend in public. I’m a sucker for the playfulness and general weirdness that haunts Halloween. If my […] Read more »
Zoom meetings. Zoom schooling. Zoom happy hours. Zoom blind dates. Zoom original plays. Zoom job interviews. Zoom religious services. Zoom fitness classes. Zoom funerals. Zoom weddings. Why not, we thought, a […] Read more »
At the end of Tuesday, June 30, 2020, George E. Stone, Ed.D. called it a day. After 10 years as Superintendent of Lakeland Central School District, Dr. Stone felt fulfilled enough in […] Read more »
There is no room for objectivity in art. The whole point of it is to express the artist’s wholly subjective view of the world, and for the audience to interpret […] Read more »
CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings Read more »
Students Are Experiencing a New Kind of ‘Home’ Room We’re busy at work assembling the April 2020 edition of the combined River Journal/River Journal North. Not surprisingly, there is ample […] Read more »
This is the best of times to be on social media. This is the worst of times to be on social media. If that sounds Dickensian, why not? We’re all […] Read more »
Chuck Newman is virtually a household name in Peekskill. And for good reasons. One is that his family has been an integral part of the City’s business-and-social fabric for generations. […] Read more »
It’s fascinating how, in times of mutual duress, we self-select silos to inhabit. For the sake of simplicity — if over-generalization — let’s look at binary silos. For example, in […] Read more »
Friday, March 20, at 3:30pm Westchester small businesses are facing unprecedented challenges as we work together to address the impacts of COVID-19 on all sectors of our economy. This webinar […] Read more »
