Lulu, a therapy and comfort dog for the families of Ballard-Durand Funeral & Cremation Services, unexpectedly passed away on Mar. 10. In 2015, Lulu the golden doodle, became Westchester’s first therapy dog to serve families in a funeral home. Like
Read MoreWhen COVID-19 shut down society last March, the Chappaqua STEM Fest was one of the dozens of local events that was forced to be called off. It was especially disappointing for the more than 200 students who had spent months,
Read MoreThe Village of Ossining broke ground Saturday on a COVID-19 Remembrance Memorial at Nelson Sitting Park. When completed, the memorial will have benches and a wall for people to visit and reflect on loved ones who have succumbed during the
Read MoreBy Serena Norr Giving birth typically happens in a hospital, but for Thornwood resident Erin Andrews and her boyfriend K.C. Brown, that experience happened just off of Route 117 as the couple was rushing to Northern Westchester Hospital. On Jan.
Read MoreAs Greenburgh aims to regulate the use of leaf blowers, residents are divided on the direction the Town Board should take as some want officials to find a middle ground within the proposal while others desire something more stringent. As
Read MoreA Mahopac man is facing federal charges for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, becoming the ninth Hudson Valley resident accused of participating in the fatal insurrection in Washington, D.C. Robert Ballesteros, 27, turned
Read MoreMount Kisco trustees upheld the village’s Board of Ethics’ opinion Monday night that former Planning Board Chairman Doug Hertz’s involvement in an application where he has a financial stake violated the code of ethics. The Feb. 16 advisory opinion followed
Read MoreFormer Mayor Sean Murray and running mate Anthony Capicotti defeated incumbent trustees Duane Jackson and Cesare Pasquale in the March 16 Village of Buchanan election. In a low voter turnout, Murray, who served as mayor from 2010 to 2014, was
Read MoreThe developer of a proposed hotel and townhouse plan in Armonk has once again revised the project by reducing the number of units but two North Castle Town Board members remain uncomfortable with its density. Frank Madonna is seeking to
Read MoreA mining moratorium has been extended for another six months in Kent as officials continue to craft legislation that will regulate excavation work within the town. As the Kent Town Board works to include mining safeguards in the municipal code,
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