By Amanda Notley With the outbreak of COVID-19, workplace regulations have caused many companies to encourage employees to work from home. But being in the comfort of your home can easily lead to a more sedentary life. One of the
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller In the midst of the worst health crisis to hit our country in over a century, on Apr. 2 New York State legislators and the governor passed a budget which called for major restrictions to the
Read MoreAn Ossining bar was one of seven establishments in the metropolitan area last week and the only one in Westchester that had its liquor license suspended by the State Liquor Authority (SLA) Thursday for violating COVID-19 regulations. The SLA received
Read MoreCounty legislators approved two bond acts Monday authorizing more than $4.5 million for new voting machines and related equipment in hopes of avoiding voting problems this November that surfaced in the June primaries. By a 12-5 margin, the Board of
Read MoreRobert DiAntonio, 77, of Somers, New York, passed away on August 1, 2020, after a long battle with lung cancer. Robert was born in 1942 in Bronx, New York to Samuel and Margaret DiAntonio. He grew up in Yonkers, New
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Downtown Pleasantville may change dramatically with three new apartment buildings: 39 Washington Ave., which is complete and has renters, 70 Memorial Plaza, currently under construction, and 52 Depew St., still in the pre-construction stage. The village will
Read MoreLocal school districts submitted September reopening plans to the state Education Department last week with an emphasis on hybrid models, while at least two districts will be able to accommodate five-day in-person schedules for their youngest students. The most common scenario
Read MoreFor more than 20 years, recreation advocates and officials in New Castle had discussed the possibility of building a municipal basketball court somewhere in town. Last Thursday, more than two frustrating decades later, the task was finally completed as the
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