The Village of Ossining Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote this week on changing the longtime village seal. The proposed change from a Native American head to a Double Arch is being spearheaded by outgoing Mayor Victoria Gearity and
Read MoreCases of the coronavirus increased by 560 in Westchester County on Tuesday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 59,991 since the start of the pandemic. The county reported seven more deaths, resulting in a total of 1,575 COVID-19-releated
Read MoreBeing a high school student during the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been easy. For half of the week students are home and learning online, other days they are in school, juggling classes, study hall and lunch while staying masked and socially
Read MoreOfficials in Westchester and Putnam counties urged residents Tuesday to make preparations for the potentially severe snowstorm that is expected to dump 12 to 18 inches of snow in the area Wednesday night into Thursday. Westchester County Executive George Latimer
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher Examiner Sports Editor@Directrays Both Class A HORACE GREELEY and Class B LAKELAND were expecting so much more to their respective 2020 field hockey campaigns when the 2019 season had ended 13 months ago. Lakeland was coming off
Read MoreOssining Town Court was closed last week until further notice after it was learned an attorney who had participated in court proceedings on Dec. 1 and subsequently attended a small celebratory gathering in the courtroom for outgoing Town Justice Michael
Read MoreThe Carmel Central School District could be forced to cut athletic programs, elective classes and staffing positions as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to place tough restraints on school budgets. A roughly $3.5 million loss during the school year due to
Read MoreGreenburgh is the latest Westchester County municipality that will permit law enforcement officials to seize the vehicle of anyone who is caught and convicted of an illegal speed contest. The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved legislation last week that will
Read MoreI have a few favorite columns that I’ve penned over the course of my years writing for The Examiner. They span technical, educational, news and personal opinion topics. This week I’m reprising one of the more humorous stories. By Nick
Read MoreBy Nancy Sorbella If there is one thing we could all use as 2020 comes to a close, it is some genuine joy, some hint of what we are used to this time of year. The pandemic has me all
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