Westchester County police and its law enforcement partners will be conducting increased patrols around Jewish houses of worship and other high-profile locations during the upcoming High Holidays. All law enforcement agencies within Counter-Terrorism Zone 3 will be participating in Operation
Read MoreNew Castle Supervisor Ivy Pool admonished residents in her town this week who are pointing fingers at fellow residents for contributing to a recent spike in active COVID-19 cases. Pool spent nearly 10 minutes at the start of this week’s
Read MoreThe Carmel Board of Education will return to in-person meetings on Tuesday, September 22 in the Carmel High School cafeteria. According the Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order, a total of 50 people may be in attendance (and/or 50% of the room
Read MoreThe Mt. Kisco Theater is the latest vacancy to line E. Main Street, with the popular movie house falling victim to forced closures and delayed reopenings caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. What was originally deemed a temporary closure due to
Read MoreWestchester County officials announced a $10 million grant program Wednesday to help sustain small businesses and nonprofit organizations who have been significantly hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications for the Business FIRST initiative will be accepted starting Monday morning and
Read MoreNew Castle Police arrested a Chappaqua man Tuesday night for allegedly stealing a Black Lives Matter yard sign from a private home last weekend. Vincent LaDuca, 57, was charged with one count of Petit Larceny, a class A misdemeanor, upon
Read MoreLakeland School District officials announced Wednesday students will be switching to a hybrid model of learning three weeks earlier than anticipated. At the start of the school year last week, all students were doing remote instruction and were expected to remain
Read MoreBrewster High School junior Nicholas Sayegh has been nominated by his coaches for USA Football’s Heart of a Giant award. The award program seeks to highlight tri-state high school athletes who demonstrate characteristics like commitment, character, teamwork, dedication and will.
Read MoreA former Lewisboro town justice will spend the next six months in prison after failing to pay nearly $500,000 in taxes and falsifying information during a roughly eight-year long tax evasion scheme. Marc Seedorf, a 64-year old South Salem resident,
Read MoreBust out those wallets and put on a face mask because a new farmers market will be opening in Yorktown. The new outdoor market, called Farmers Market at The Valley, will be held at the Jefferson Valley Mall starting Wednesday
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