A Putnam Valley resident and small business owner has filed the necessary paperwork to form an exploratory committee regarding a potential run at the 90th Assembly District currently held by state Rep. Sandy Galef. Dario Gristina, CEO of Genergy, a
Read MoreThe White Plains Examiner is sponsoring a send-off party for Christina DeLeon, who was the inaugural Miss Westchester USA in 2011, on Wednesday, Jan. 11 at Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza. The party starts at 7:30 p.m. at the White Plains restaurant. DeLeon
Read MoreAs a journalist sometimes you get lucky when researching a story and you come across something or someone that makes you do a double take and say to yourself “this is an amazing story that I can’t wait to
Read MoreMount Kisco Library Director Susan Riley, who oversaw the construction of a new library, is leaving her job later this month for the same post in Mamaroneck. Riley, a Brewster resident who has lead the Mount Kisco Library for the
Read MoreWhat began as a simple jam session to raise money and toys for underprivileged children in the area transformed into a daylong “Winter Celebration” of community and the spirit of giving thanks to guitarist Bill Flash and the rest of
Read MoreOn Jan. 2, while 47 million people across the U.S. watch the televised Tournament of Roses Parade, one northern Westchester resident will watch it up close, from a float, in fact. Mary Wu, a 29-year-old Ossining resident, has been selected
Read MoreIt is not yet 2012, yet the Pleasantville Village Board is already looking ahead to 2013 and beyond. At a recent work session, the board discussed some of its upcoming costs in the coming years and what future budgets might
Read MoreA Westchester-based pro-choice group has come out against an unlikely target. Choice Matters harshly criticized outgoing County Legislator John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) for recommitting a bill while in committee that would have provided women safe access to sites that perform abortions. Since
Read MoreTrying to build on lessons learned from Pennsylvania’s drilling debacle, state Sen. Greg Ball continued his campaign for tougher regulations on hydraulic fracturing in New York State at Lewisboro Library this past Wednesday. Ball’s presentation, which was borrowed from the
Read MoreThere has been a great deal of talk lately about the value — and potential problems — of anonymous online comments. So much so, that in the past month alone we’ve seen major changes implemented at both the NYTimes.com and
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