30 Mar 2021
0 CommentsAs of April 1, 2021, 20.8% of Westchester County residents had completed the Covid-19 vaccine series, with 34.6% (or 334,788 out of a total county population of 967,612) residents having had at least one dose.More
28 Mar 2021
0 CommentsOnce upon a time, we worked for the same company for 40 years and retired with a gold watch at 65. We were expected to live another five years, financing this remaining time with a combination of social security and a pension from our employer. More
19 Mar 2021
0 CommentsSpending time outside is important. It allows you to take a breath, relax, and reset with a better frame of mind. More
12 Mar 2021
0 CommentsWe invite you to read the digital edition of our Spring issue. The print version will be mailed direct to those of you who previously signed up to receive it.More
8 Mar 2021
0 CommentsWhen it comes to experiencing how pets can relieve stress, Pleasantville’s Eileen McFadden knows a thing or two. The pet mom of two cats adopted from the SPCA of Westchester and four rescue Golden Retrievers, she works at a job deemed essential. More
8 Mar 2021
0 CommentsWMCHealth has done great work by developing an interactive directory to assist Hudson Valley residents with accessing COVID-19 vaccination sites.More
7 Mar 2021
0 CommentsIf you missed the Jacob Burns Film Center’s screening of Some Kind of Heaven, the documentary from Lance Oppenheim that “cracks the manicured facade” of The Villages (a massive self-contained retirement community in Central Florida), you will want to consider signing up for JBFC’s new virtual screening platform so as not to miss any other gems. More
25 Feb 2021
0 CommentsNew York Attorney General Letitia James continues to warn New Yorkers about potential scams offering early access to the COVID-19 vaccine. “Throughout this pandemic, scammers have found ways to victimize the public, with the vaccine distribution process being their latest method for fraud. More
19 Feb 2021
0 CommentsWhen thinking about estate planning, most of us would think first about drafting a last will and testament and perhaps a trust. What is often overlooked as part of the process though is making beneficiary designations.More
19 Feb 2021
0 CommentsWe are all still grappling with the coronavirus and its continued fallout. Layering on the cold weather, which has kept many of us indoors and less connected to all that’s going on around us, it’s normal to feel anxious.More
18 Feb 2021
0 CommentsMedicaid, a government assistance program administered at the state level, has two different types of coverage. Understanding that is important when considering an application for long-term care.More
16 Feb 2021
0 CommentsWe listened to County Executive George Latimer’s February 16 news conference for updates on the Covid-19 vaccine and vaccination sites. Here’s what we learned.More
12 Feb 2021
0 CommentsAs with many other programs, the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program is yet another semi-casualty of the pandemic. While it will be in place this year, in very limited form, in-person help will be mostly curtailed. But help is still out there for those determined to get it.More
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1 Apr 2021
0 Commentsexcelsior pass: your vaccine passport
New York State has introduced the Excelsior Pass, a free and secure way to provide digital proof of Covid-19 vaccination or negative test results. More