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Anthony J. Enea
‘Talking Seniors’ podcast episode features Ilene Corina of the Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy Somers, N.Y. (April 11, 2022) – Westchester County elder law attorney Anthony J. Enea, Esq., member of Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP in Somers and White Plains, N.Y., recently welcomed Ilene Corina, founder and president of the Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy, for a special episode of the Talking Seniors podcast on patient ...
Brett Freeman
The following opinion piece is not an endorsement from Mahopac News or our company, Halston Media. Rather, it is my personal endorsement. I’m just one individual who happens to purchase ink by the barrel, and my personal opinions have little impact on the news coverage of this newspaper, as I don’t micromanage our editor. Now that I’ve gotten that out of the way, I want to tell you a little bit about Jonathan Schneider. Our two families became fast friends 12 years ago. In fact, we consider the Schneiders to ...
Bruce the Blog
That headline-grabbing, delinquent supply chain has now wormed its wayward way into graduation ceremonies, of all things. In some cases, cases of caps and gowns and hoods (those sash-ish affairs that denote academic degree) are backlogged in production or in transit, leaving schools to scramble to ensure their alumni-in-waiting are decorously adorned, as tradition dictates. Shortages of sashes have spurred resourceful work-arounds. Students have formed a bucket brigade of sorts, where those who have collected their diplomas, once off stage, ...
Featured Businesses
From day care, hourly play passes, grooming and swimming to training classes, Backyard Bones offers a safe and healthy environment for your four-legged friends, creating a great way to keep the well-loved pups entertained. The newly opened indoor dog park and enrichment center in Carmel, was created to provide a unique service that encompasses all these essential needs plus some excitement for the pups. Founder Michele Monteiro said that it all started when she began training to be a certified dog trainer. “I was lucky enough to ...
In Case You Missed It
Years back, I was lamenting the number of empty storefronts in our hamlets to my friend and former Bedford Supervisor Lee Roberts. She responded — “missing teeth.” Those empty storefronts always reminded her of missing teeth. That term is always ringing around in my head when I notice vacant storefronts in town. The catchphrase “hamlet vitality” is the new governmental goal. But hamlet vitality is like what’s been said about the weather. It’s one of those things that everybody talks about, but ...
Musings: Past and Present
It was the early 1960s, and I had just gotten my first job as a kindergarten teacher in Providence, R.I. Two days before the opening of school that fall, a meeting was held for all new teachers. It commenced in the auditorium of the largest high school in the city. There were at least 60 to 70 people attending — all new teachers I assumed. Many were graduates of the local R.I. College of Education, but I had attended the University of R.I., and knew no one in the room. Many of the others were gaily chatting, so I did not want to plunge ...
Reading, Writing & Chocolate
In the not-so-distant past, children grew up helping out at the family-owned business. The business might be a small grocery store or a hardware store or a restaurant. Often started by an immigrant grandfather or grandmother, the family business also employed aunts, uncles, and cousins to help the business succeed. Growing up in a family business sounds ideal. You know where you will be working when you finish school, and you don’t even have to interview for the job! But a family-run business might also be a burden. What if the child ...
TAPinto Insider
NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ — Publishers invest significant time and financial resources in building their audience. No one has the right to have their content placed in front of the audience you’ve built. Public relations firms and others say their content is newsworthy and they get paid a lot of money to try to make that case to publishers every day. Drawing the line between news and public relations and critical to publisher credibility and success in the years ahead. There are still many in the industry who feel there needs to ...