Virtually overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic has jolted society into a collective consciousness about a subject many people usually try to avoid – death and mortality.
Dealing with death is part of the routine work experience for hospice employees. But how has the specter of COVID-19 affected their work of caring for people with terminal illnesses?
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Healthcare is about caring, but who cares for the caregivers?
In celebration of National Independent Bookstore Day, a peek into the roles that independent bookstores play within our communities.
Chappaqua Schools engage in self-reflection and launch initiative to address racism, bigotry, and hate.
How two Westchester neighbors are leading the effort to prevent sudden cardiac deaths in local communities.
Notable people and places in Westchester County who aided the Underground Railroad.
When confronted with long-term unemployment, do you stay the course or pivot?