The city continues to deal with fallout from the Rye Golf Club’s summer closure after a group of six disgruntled club members filed a notice of intent to sue the city for membership reimbursement. According to a notice of intent filed with the city on April 12, the six members—John […]
Month: April 2016
Gonzalez improves to 2-0
On Saturday, April 9, local fighter Natalie Gonzalez took another step toward boxing stardom with a one-sided unanimous decision win over Rachel Sazoff at Five Star Banquet Hall in Long Island City, New York. Although her pro career is just two fights old, the undefeated Gonzalez seems poised for big […]
Ready for the playoff push
With the New York Rangers gearing up for the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs this week, I have to say, I’m not real confident about the Blue Shirts’ chances. But this feeling probably has more to do with me than it does with the Rangers. When it comes […]
All school and no play makes Jack a dull boy
In ancient times—say, the 1950s,‘60s, or ‘70s or maybe even the ‘80s—children were expected to waste a good deal of their time. They’d spend hours riding their bikes to nowhere, making up basketball moves, drawing with chalk or reading comic books. Their parents didn’t worry that this meant they were […]
Westchester Verizon workers start strike
As the sun rose on the morning of Wednesday, April 13, approximately 600 Westchester County Verizon workers began to strike. Members of the the Communications Workers of America, CWA, took to Main Street in downtown White Plains to publicly protest their displeasure with the lack of a new labor contract. […]