What Happens if Anesthesia Goes Wrong?

What Happens if Anesthesia Goes Wrong?

Anaesthesia is a cornerstone of modern medicine, but the exact mechanisms by which it works are still not fully understood even now, 150 years after its first modern demonstration. While anaesthesia is often presented as a safe, if somewhat risky procedure, there are many known risk factors that can lead to complications for patients who […]

CANDIDATES FOR 17 TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT GO HEAD TO HEAD

CANDIDATES FOR 17 TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT GO HEAD TO HEAD

By: Keith S. Shikowitz Debates between political candidates running for office go far back in American History. The most famous of these debates is still the Lincoln – Douglas Debates of 1858. We have had Presidential debates since the 1960 Kennedy – Nixon Debates. On October 13, 2020 five candidates (Republican Maureen McArdle Schulman, SAM […]

“Reinventing Law Enforcement” Initiative Underway in New York

“Reinventing Law Enforcement” Initiative Underway in New York

By Kathy Kahn Police Departments across New York State are working to comply with an Executive Order issued by Governor Andrew Cuomo in June, 2020:  The New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative. Letters went out to 500 jurisdictions with police departments across the state explaining the reasoning for the formation of the Collaboratives. […]

Christmas Comes Early in Tappan

Christmas Comes Early in Tappan

By: Joe Kuhn Photos By: Theresa Diaspro Vincent Barrasi has a unique taste in Halloween decorations. While his neighbor’s lawns may be lined with pumpkins, plastic ghouls and fallen leaves, Vincent has decked out his property in Tappan with candy canes, reindeer, and a veritable army of tin soldiers in an early celebration of the […]

Stony Point Planning Board Moves Waterfront Public Hearing to Zoom

Stony Point Planning Board Moves Waterfront Public Hearing to Zoom

By Kathy Kahn   Ongoing CoVid-19 concerns has moved Stony Point Planning Board’s October 22 public hearing on Monsey developer Eli Hershkowitz’s waterfront property back to Zoom. During its own meeting on Tuesday night, October 13, Supervisor Jim Monaghan announced the decision to forego holding the upcoming public hearing on the Eagle Bay in the […]