... from the state Department of Transportation , which oversees High Ridge Road. Bino Cummings , a resident of North Salem, N.Y. and manager of Danny's Cycles at 1492 High Ridge Road, said the lanes could increase bicycle commuting and customers for ...
Finding time for shopping and cooking is tough, even in the best of times. But for families caring for a sick child, even those simple everyday chores can be overwhelming -- especially during the stressful holiday season, says a North Salem group.
Phyllis Swidorski was waiting for the Somers Ambulance Corps to come to the aid of an injured child back in 1969 when she decided North Salem really needed its own emergency services. So together with a group of like-minded citizens, she sought donations and benefactors and was rewarded by the North Salem Lions Club, which funded the purchase of a secondhand ambulance.
... offered to the first person to rush over with a team of horses. By the end of World War II, the eastern part of North Salem had grown so much it warranted its own fire apparatus. And by that time, no horses were needed. Jeff Daday, a 45-year CFFD ...
An earlier accident nearby, just south of I-84, has been cleared. It resulted in the closure of a stretch of Route 121 north of Bloomer Road in North Salem.
F antastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was once a slim little book, a for-charity effort pretending to be a Hogwarts textbook.
The organization, a volunteer-based nonprofit that aims to "foster scholastic excellence in the North Salem Central School District by awarding scholarships and funding unique student/faculty projects" that are "outside the scope of the traditional budget," has scheduled its dinner at Vox Bar and Restaurant , 721 Titicus Road, North Salem.
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THERE is a great irony about this big screen return to the wizarding world of JK Rowling. Whereas, over eight Harry Potter films, a tale focused on children became dark, dramatic and lost all sense of fun, here's a story involving adults that has sweetness and zest and really does feel like magic.
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J.K. Rowling, embarking on her new, post-Potter blockbuster franchise with "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," has said herself that her screenplay, which she began several years ago, was informed by world events - particularly, she noted, a rise in populism around the globe. And so there's definitely some darkness in "Fantastic Beasts," despite its being a family film, complete with the sweetest little beasts imaginable - expect to see your kid melt forthwith over the lovable jewelry-imbibing Niffler But there's also a refreshingly light tone competing with the sinister themes, thanks especially to two exceedingly appealing supporting characters headed for a sweet confection of a romance.
She did it with the Harry Potter series, but the movies based on the bestselling book series could never quite soar on their own.
This image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment shows Eddie Redmayne, left, and Katherine Waterston in a scene from, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them."
And so the Wizarding World lives again. This weekend, with the release of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them , a brand new franchise is born that also enriches and reinvigorates the iconic Harry Potter series.
The trailers for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them promised a rich and imaginative story steeped in the Harry Potter universe and magic. Not only did it deliver on that promise in full but it was adventurous, humorous and full of mystery.
The Reelist is a column featuring Kristen Page-Kirby's musings on movies. For Washington Post film critic Michael O'Sullivan's review of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," click here.