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Travelers from three additional states will now be required to quarantine for two weeks upon entering New York. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Tuesday that three states — Ohio, Michigan and Virginia — have been added to New York State’s
Read moreThe Bedford Central School District will remain open despite two people testing positive for COVID-19. In a letter to the community Tuesday afternoon, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joel Adelberg said two individuals — one from Fox Lane Middle School and
Read moreTarget and H&M have signed new retail leases at the rebranded Cross County Center in Yonkers. Target signed a 40-year retail lease to occupy more than 130,000 square feet of retail space at what was formerly Sears, with H&M signing
Read moreA bill has been signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo that will clear the bases for a new athletic training and recreation facility in the Town of Southeast. The legislation, which was introduced by State Senator Pete Harckham (D),
Read morePeekskill Councilwoman Vanessa Agudelo is opposing a request from Police Chief Donald Halmy for the city to hire a company to update the department’s policies and procedures. Halmy made his pitch to the Common Council during a budget work session
Read moreI am writing to express my support for Rob Astorino’s candidacy for the New York State Senate. As a 20-year resident of Westchester County, I believe that Rob has the character, passion and desire to enhance our community and work
Read moreI have spoken with the engineering firm hired by the Town of Somers to create the new sewer district. They assured me that Westchester County does not allow the use of enhanced bio-microbic septic systems, except when the traditional septic
Read moreBy Tom Smith The Town of Somers recently paved two streets in Shenorock. One is a dead-end that leads to Lincoln Hall and nine acres, which is between Shenorock and Lake Lincolndale. Why would they do this if sewers are
Read moreBy Peter Russell The Examiner’s October 6-12 edition reported that Pleasantville’s Village Board has postponed acting on the Manville Road streetscape improvement and civic space projects until late 2021 and 2022 because of understandable pandemic-related budget constraints. The report also
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By Bill Primavera It’s been almost five years since I gave up two-story living in a colonial single-family house for a one-floor luxury condo. The most noticeable difference during that time is that I’ve gained weight! For most of my
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