Westchester County will continue to build on its golf legacy this year when the USGA brings the 122nd U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship to Westchester Country Club in Rye this August. The best female amateur golfers in the world will play
Read MoreThe Town of Yorktown has received a $250,000 grant to build the first adaptive playground for children of all abilities in northern Westchester. The playground at Granite Knolls in Shrub Oak is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act and
Read MoreWestchester County Clerk Timothy Idoni held off challenger and Yonkers Councilwoman Shanae Williams in the Democratic primary that will enable him to serve a fifth term in the seat. After the Board of Elections finished counting about 3,400 absentee ballots,
Read MoreThe Alzheimer’s Association Hudson Valley Chapter will host the following free virtual events via Zoom in July. To register for any of these programs, call the Alzheimer’s Association at 800-272-3900. Something for Alz: Musical Mornings: 11 a.m. to noon, Mondays,
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board authorized Acting Supervisor Jeremy Saland to receive a prorated supervisor’s salary for as long as he remains in his current role. From June 16, when he took over from former supervisor Ivy Pool, until sometime
Read MoreA Mount Vernon teen is facing manslaughter chargers after shooting and killing a Sleepy Hollow resident on Monday. Emmanuel Valentine Perez, 18, appeared in Sleepy Hollow Village Court on Wednesday where he was charged with manslaughter in the first degree
Read MoreSwim Across America’s Long Island Sound Chapter (SAA-LIS) is gearing up for its 29th year of Westchester swimming events to raise critical funds for cutting-edge cancer research, prevention and treatment. This summer participants will have seven opportunities to swim and
Read MorePutnam County District Attorney Robert Tendy announced Tuesday Coram resident James Mcinerney was convicted of scamming an 85-year-old Cold Spring woman of more than $103,000. “There are so many scams out there, sadly our seniors are often targeted,” Tendy said.
Read MoreAssemblywoman Sandy Galef (D-Ossining) announced legislation that would allow municipalities the ability to conduct hybrid meetings and hearings. The legislation would allow a municipality to include remote participation if officials would like to. All board members would appear in person
Read MoreAfter more than 60 years, the Chappaqua Orchestra is rebranding and will move its home base to Pleasantville for the start of the upcoming 2021-22 season. Co-executive Director David Restivo said the decision to call itself Orchestra 914 is to
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