Although the Mamaroneck girls lacrosse team didn’t get off to the most auspicious start this spring, the season ahead looks promising for a young and talented squad. On March 21, the Tigers dropped their season opener to Suffern 16-3, but seem poised to bounce back when league play heats up. […]
Month: March 2016
Larchmont native brings grass-fed beef to meat lovers
A local entrepreneur invited guests to the Larchmont Public Library on Thursday, March 10 for a free seminar on the benefits of grass-fed beef, followed by a chili tasting made with beef from his company, FarmEats. FarmEats is a Westchester-based, grass-fed organic beef company founded approximately two years ago by […]
Blind author guides kids in caring for the environment
When Andrew Kranichfeld started holding programs for schoolchildren based on his first book, “Karen’s Garden,” he would first show them fresh produce. Then he’d pull out a bag of Doritos and tell them to look at the nutrition facts. “On the back, it would have many ingredients. You don’t even […]
‘Village of Mamaroneck sheds EPA administrative order’
To the Editor, Thank you for your ongoing coverage of local water pollution issues, including your recent article, “Village of Mamaroneck Sheds EPA Administrative Order,” published on Feb. 19. Right after we provided a quote for that story, continuing our call for the village to address the ongoing sewage contamination […]
March sadness
After the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament, I have to say, I don’t hate my bracket. Sure, it’s pretty much busted to pieces, but despite all the schools I’ve already had to cross out, there is some method to my March madness. Let’s get it out in the […]