[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s a cruel joke that the Super Bowl comes just a little over a month after we have resolved to forsake all wings, chips, dip, pizza, soda, beer, cheese sticks, Cheez-Its, Cheetos and anything else that is bright orange and vaguely food-like. Ha. That’s why every year around this time, […]
Month: February 2016
40 years after the death of Paul Robeson
Jan. 23, 2016 was the 40th anniversary of the death of Paul Robeson. He was the most accomplished, educated and talented human being I have ever read about. He spoke in a stentorian fashion and commanded a presence that made him larger than life. Robeson graduated from Rutgers University where […]
Late Port Chester man honored for Mount Rushmore work
After 28 years, the Del Bianco family of Port Chester finally has succeeded in getting the National Parks Service to recognize the contribution of grandfather Luigi Del Bianco as chief carver of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in Keystone, South Dakota. Last week, grandson Lou Del Bianco of Port Chester […]
Village of Tuckahoe considers fast food ban
A recent controversy between Subway and the village of Tuckahoe has led to the consideration of a fast food ban. The ban would prohibit “formula fast food and formula quick casual.” According to Village Administrator David Burke, the Board of Trustees will likely vote on the matter sometime in late […]
Appalled by the mayor’s comments
To the Editor, I read the Review’s article published on Jan. 29, 2016 called “HCZMC discusses village development.” I would like to comment on James Pero’s article, which was very informative. I am appalled that our mayor, Mr. Norman Rosenblum, said, and I quote, “It is imperative on behalf of […]