By Samuel Rowland An alliance supporting workers excluded from federal stimulus money demanded last week that the state rewrite recently released regulations for workers to access money from a $2.1 billion fund approved by the state this spring. The Fund
Read MoreThe solar panels that power Putnam County’s Kern Building went live in July, providing 58,5508 kilowatts of clean energy in the first year to the county’s Department of Motor Vehicles and Department of Health. “This is an exciting step on
Read MoreA groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday for a $6.3 million mixed-use project in downtown Peekskill. A longtime dilapidated structure on the corner of 216 South Division Street and Second Street is being torn down by Unicorn Contracting Corporation and replaced
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer said Monday that everyone who enters a county office building will be required to wear a mask and in most situations at Westchester’s three public beaches and four swimming pools. “When we look at where
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board reviewed some of the potential changes in the proposed Form Based Code last week based on some of the public comments received by the town on the controversial code. During a rescheduled work session to
Read MoreMore Summer Bites and Pieces… By Morris Gut The storied towns and trails that make up the Sleepy Hollow area of Westchester certainly have their share of fables and tales. There are certainly some taverns and dining venues dotting the
Read MoreOver the last several weeks there have many letters and articles concerning Critical Race Theory (CRT) and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) in our communities and school systems. The history of the world as we know it is fraught with
Read MoreAs wildfires engulf communities, water sources run dry and haze reaches as far east as Westchester County, my peers and I are grappling with grief. It’s a grief built on concern for the natural spaces we love and feel powerless
Read MoreThe spread of the Delta variant and reports of breakthrough infections have vaccinated and non-vaccinated people feeling nervous. For the non-vaccinated the risk of death or hospitalization is high. Local governments, including Greenburgh, are doing what we can to encourage
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera As a realtor, I have learned much of what I know as The Home Guru from my buyers and sellers. One example, learned early in my career in real estate from my early buyer clients Jennifer and
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