A Putnam Valley resident pled guilty last week to reckless assault after using excessive force to restrain a defendant in his custody as a Mount Vernon police officer and then lying about the incident. According to Westchester County District Attorney
Read MoreA black bear was sighted this afternoon in the vicinity of Roaring Brook Road near Chappaqua Crossing in The Town of New Castle, according to an advisory released by the New Castle Police Department. In the advisory, The New Castle
Read MoreA federal judge recently concluded that Westchester County was in compliance with building more than 750 affordable housing units and a federal housing monitor was no longer needed. U.S. District Judge Denise Cote terminated the Consent Decree that went into
Read MoreThe Friends of Yorktown Parks and Recreation held a Pitch’n Putt & Hole-In-One Contest/Family Fun Day at Downing Park on July 17, attracting a large a turnout. There was something of interest or to do for everyone in the family. A
Read MoreBy Sherrie Dulworth A private island estate is not a typical book launch backdrop, but as author Joe Massaro recounts in his recent memoir, “The Impossible Road: From The First Seat In The Dumb Row To My Own Private Island,”
Read MoreA majority of the Mount Kisco Village Board that rejected a mixed-use proposal near the train station in April was disinterested last week in entertaining a revised plan from the developer. Deputy Anthony Markus and trustees Karen Schleimer and David
Read MoreCOVID-created supply chain problems wreak havoc for local residents and dealers. If you’re in the market for a new car right now, you’re likely going to have to make at least one compromise, perhaps a few. For White Plains resident Robert Pepper,
Read MoreWestchester-based state trooper among women harassed by governor. By Ryan J. Degan After reports began surfacing early this year accusing him of sexual harassment and bullying in the workplace, embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo pleaded with the public during a press conference in
Read MoreSupport Connection is seeking community ambassadors for its 2021 Annual Support-A-Walk, scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 3. Community ambassadors are volunteers who help spread the word about the Support-A-Walk in their own communities. The event is Support Connection’s most important annual fundraiser.
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays Okay, so I got enough emails and texts last week to confirm that I might have ticked off some local baseball coaches/parents for some of the sweeping “generalizations” I might have made before
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