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Remember the pandemic? Here at River Towns Media we certainly do. In March 2020, just as events were being canceled, public gathering spaces were shutting down, and office workers and […] Read more »

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Our November issue is the last print edition of River Journal North, which will continue to publish stories and other information of interest to our community on riverjournalonline.com Read more »

How Urban Innovation Is Shaping Walkable Communities for Older Adults

How can cities ensure that seniors stay active, independent, and socially engaged as they age? Walkable neighborhoods are a crucial part of the solution, providing older adults with safe, accessible […] Read more »

Choosing the Right Senior Moving Company: Factors to Consider

Moving can be a stressful experience for anyone, but for seniors, it often comes with additional challenges and considerations. Downsizing, navigating health concerns, and managing the emotional aspects of leaving […] Read more »

Partial Dentures and Bridges for Seniors: Restoring Function and Aesthetics

Seniors have many options for fixing gaps in smiles caused by damaged, decayed, or missing teeth. Two popular choices are partial dentures and bridges. Each device can restore the look […] Read more »

Father Time Is No Match for Ira Carmen’s 5K Time

Carmen’s training typically involves a 5K outdoor run every Thursday Read more »

Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services to Host End of Summer Splash

Westchester’s older adults can close out the summer with a pool party and barbecue on Thursday, September 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Saxon Woods Pool in White […] Read more »

Benchmark at Mount Pleasant Appoints Executive Director Ahead of Fall Opening

Benchmark at Mount Pleasant, an assisted living with memory care community, coming this fall to Westchester County, today announced that Sara Humphreys of Bronxville has been appointed executive director and […] Read more »

Journaling: Eavesdropping Next Door 

Mom + Pop Culture are a couple of real characters. They could be you, or me, or your in-laws, or the people next door you stopped talking to around the […] Read more »

Journaling: Silent Storefronts

Will Rogers never met a man he didn’t like and suburban shoppers never saw an empty storefront they did like. Vacant venues that once contributed to the local economy and […] Read more »