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Dr. Michelle Castiello, Podiatry Winter weather can cause additional concerns for diabetic patients with neuropathy—the nerve damage in the extremities (most commonly the feet) that reduces the ability to feel pain, heat, or injury. Cold weather reduces blood flow, which lowers the oxygen and nutrients going to your feet and […]
On Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11, 2025, the Rye Free Reading Room hosted its Eighth Annual Spelling Bee. Library Director Chris Shoemaker welcomed 37 enthusiastic elementary, middle, and high school students who came totest their spelling skills. Mayor Josh Cohn and Rye patron Cara Giacomo served as official word readers […]
Two additional suspects in September’s burglary and vandalism spree at Playland have surrendered to Westchester County Police. Connor Evancho, 20, of Pompton Lakes N.J., turned himself in today at County Police headquarters in Hawthorne. Daniel Bracco, 19, of Oakland, N.J., surrendered on Monday. The third suspect, Anthony Conkling, 19, of […]
Center (TPH) is proud to present a special one-night-only screening of “Riefenstahl” on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. at its Bronxville theater. The screening will be followed by a live, in-person Q&A with acclaimed writer and director Andres Veiel, one of Germany’s most celebrated documentarians and dramatists. “Riefenstahl is […]
Democrat Ken Jenkins celebrated his re-election as Westchester County Executive, just eight months after first winning election in the special election following George Latimer’s election to Congress. In his comments, Jenkins thanked the people of Westchester for their continued support while laying out a list of major achievements during the […]
