By Ed Perratore Mount Pleasant school officials took the first step toward the much-needed … [Read More...]
The Putnam Examiner
Legislators Deny Transfer of Funds for Sheriff’s Dept. Overtime
By Holly Crocco The Putnam County Legislature made a statement last week when it denied a request … [Read More...]
Longtime Brewster Village Clerk Ready to Retire
By Holly Crocco After 13 years as Brewster village clerk and treasurer, Peter Brewster Hansen is … [Read More...]
The Northern Westchester Examiner
Gearity Won’t Seek Fourth Term as Ossining Mayor in 2020
Village of Ossining Mayor Victoria Gearity announced last week she won’t run for a fourth two-year … [Read More...]
Governor Urged Not to Make Changes to STAR Program
A delegation of area state Assembly representatives is calling on Governor Cuomo to stop making … [Read More...]
The White Plains Examiner
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The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency voted unanimously on two resolutions at its Dec. 5 meeting to … [Read More...]
White Plains Retired Firefighters Health Insurance Vote Postponed
The White Plains Common Council on Dec. 2 postponed a vote on legislation that would have ended the … [Read More...]
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Boys Hoops Notebook
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Hard Luck Pool Hall & Lounge, White Plains
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Girls Hoops Notebook
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Hangin’ & Bangin’! 2019-’20 Hoops Preview Issue
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Saving Westchester Taxpayers Money Through Recycling
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MAD Donuts, White Plains
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Catania’s, Mohegan Lake
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Valhalla’s Bid for the State Title is Ended by Gouverneur
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Dr. Mitchell Kahn, Yorktown
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The Internet’s Impact on Our Lifestyles – and Wine-Buying Practices
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The Footcare RN, White Plains
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A Primer on How to Go About the Business of Decluttering
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Pace Basketball Team Hoping to Build on Early Success
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Valhalla Football Team Advances to the State Semifinals
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Setters Hoping New Offense Leads to a Successful Season
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The 100.7 WHUD Radiothon in Support of Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital Is Underway
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Abbeauté Studio, Peekskill
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A Formula for an Intimate Tasting Event at Home
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Inside the Mind of a Teen: Taking the Time to Slow Down in a Fast-Paced World
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Stepinac Three-Peat Halted by Hayes in CHSFL AAA Championship
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Soccer Notebook
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Volleyball Notebook
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Pure Barre, White Plains
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