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At the Rye concert, from left, Dr. Stanley Fahn, former scientific director of the Parkinson's Disease Foundation and renowned Parkinson's specialist; Charlotte Fahn, a Hastings-on-Hudson resident, and Robin A. Elliott of New York, foundation CEO. The internationally acclaimed Attacca Quartet performed in Rye recently at a concert that raised $30,000 for Parkinson's disease research.
Phil Converse had moved to the Midwest, and the siblings began a decade-long correspondence that has echoes of the correspondence between the van Gogh brothers in its dedicated practice, its intimacy, and its dynamic of one acting as cheerleader for the other's artistic efforts. Converse was able to express herself in writing to her brother in ways that seemed to elude her in everyday life.
Left to right: Nadine Shaoul (New York), Nancy Cuppek (Hastings on Hudson, N.Y.), Lisa Cooper (Greenwich, Conn.), Mary Devine (White Plains, N.Y.), Sharon Hawkins (New Rochelle, N.Y.), Joan Stone (Cos Cob, Conn.), Ann Firestone (Greenwich, Conn.), ...
The community of Oak Bay on Vancouver Island has a plan to ease the booming deer population: inject them with birth control. During a recent survey, almost three-quarters of Oak Bay residents said there were too many deer, but many were against lethal ways of managing the population.
Dozens of students at a Westchester high school staged a peaceful protest Monday against what they call President-elect Donald Trump's "hate speech." HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON - Dozens of students at a Westchester high school staged a peaceful protest Monday against what they call President-elect Donald Trump's "hate speech."
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A deer in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., where the proposals to cull the deer population through lethal means prompted a fierce backlash, June 27, 2013. The town decided to reduce the deer population through birth control, a time-consuming process that began in early 2014 and has not produced any marked change as of 2016, residents say.