Editor Brian Harrod provides hyper local news for Hastings On Hudson, NY, that is also continually updated from thousands of sources on the Roundup Newswires Network
When a listless 7-year-old went to a suburban New York hospital on Christmas 1998, doctors discovered a problem that became a life-or-death gamble. Child's crisis becomes Christmas miracle.
Dr. Werner Maas intends to continue parlaying his expertise to the next generation of microbiologists through his role as professor emeritus. HASTINGS ON HUDSON, NY, October 22, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Werner Maas has been included in Marquis Who's Who.
Breastfeeding mothers can now donate excess milk to help needy moms and babies, thanks to a new program at Nathan Littauer Hospital. The hospital announced at a press briefing Friday that it is now a state-approved milk depot, one of more than 30 such receiving centers throughout New York gathering milk for distribution by the New York Milk Bank, Hastings-on-Hudson.
In June of 2016, I attended a toddler's birthday party in Hastings-on-Hudson, a lovely, forested town just north of New York City. With spotless June sunshine, the entire party was hosted outdoors.
If you've ever given blood in the city, you know the New York Blood Center isn't shy about soliciting donations in times of scarcity. But blood isn't the only thing New Yorkers can donate - nursing mothers can give their surplus breast milk, too.
A 34-year-old Westchester mom is fighting the fight of her life and to help, many area businesses are pitching in to help. It was two years ago that Hastings mompreneur, Christina Torpie , was treated for breast cancer.
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.
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.
