Jeff Goldberg has been named as Chief Financial Officer for the Westchester Community College (WCC) Foundation. In this role, Goldberg will oversee the finances of the Foundation, which awards more than $2 million in scholarships annually to WCC students in
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Fifteen interns gained valuable workplace experience at a Summer Youth Experience Program at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt. Throughout the five-week program, the teenagers, who have at least one parent employed by the hospital, received a behind-the-scenes look at
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New public employees were hired, the final contract negotiations with various local labor unions were ratified, municipal infrastructure repairs were reviewed, and several expenditures for the Carmel Police Department were either authorized or introduced at last week’s Carmel Town Board
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Two Westchester town supervisors are still demanding answers why flights carrying migrant children from the southern border to Westchester County Airport were allowed without local officials being notified ahead of time. Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and Yorktown Supervisor Matt
Read MoreUnderstanding the science and business behind Regeneron’s COVID-19 biotech breakthrough By Sherrie Dulworth Last January, a blip on the viral radar went unnoticed by much of the world. By the time the public became aware of an emerging pestilence—soon to
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A Philipstown man pled guilty Tuesday to killing his father and setting his home on fire in November 2019. Putnam County District Attorney Robert Tendy said Louis Weber IV, 21, admitted under oath to killing his father, Louis Weber III,
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Westchester County police will resume hosting a fun-filled Cops & Cones on Thursday in downtown Mount Kisco. The event is scheduled from 5 to 9 p.m. in the South Moger municipal parking lot. Free ice cream, food, music, raffles and inflatable
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In previous columns I’ve been exploring the landscape of the wine regions of the world, seeking out women winemakers and assessing their impact on the current state of the industry. Thus far, having traveled the virtual vineyards and wineries of
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North Castle officials are weighing an update to existing accessory apartment and home-based business regulations to reflect the evolving needs of the community while looking to maintain the character of its residential zones. The town is exploring whether to amend
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Pacific Western Bank and Square Mile Capital Management have collectively provided $181.91 million for a multifamily housing development in White Plains. The project includes the redevelopment of a vacant office building to become a 13-story, Class A multifamily building, the
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