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 »
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 »
Carmen’s training typically involves a 5K outdoor run every Thursday Read more »
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, 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 »
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 »
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 »
Transport yourself back in time at the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park as a remarkable 125-year-old piece of machinery makes its grand debut. Nestled at the Keeper’s House at […] Read more »
We tend to think of resolutions as reaching beyond the everyday inertia of static behavior that holds us back, even though we know we should be changing for the better. […] Read more »
A Doctorate of Education in Leadership (EdD) program is meticulously designed for aspiring leaders who seek to lead strategically and ethically while creating meaningful change. This program helps to build […] Read more »
