Lakeland Hopes to Own Class B; Carmel Looks to Build on 2020 By Tony Pinciaro Even though the pandemic delayed the 2020 fall high school sports and canceled the state championship in each fall sport, one thing remained constant —
Read MoreBy Assemblyman Kevin Byrne Earlier this month, we wrapped up our last “Trailblazing with Byrne” event of the year in the Town of Patterson. Since we launched these informal outdoor forums in May, we’ve successfully held at least one in
Read MoreBy Linda Miller Through the 2020 addition of a Solar Power Generation Systems and Facilities section to the zoning code, Yorktown has shown its commitment to the important task of encouraging alternate energy sources to address the dire issue of
Read MoreAs a 17-year-old who has lived in Briarcliff Manor my entire life, I love escaping into nature. Whenever life gets stressful, or when I want to exercise, or when I want to go and admire the wildlife that calls the
Read MoreAt the Aug. 30 New Castle Town Board meeting, I asked Councilwoman Lauren Levin to please recuse herself from further discussion and decision-making on the Chappaqua Form-Based Code. Several neighbors have since asked me why she should recuse herself, and
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The Mount Pleasant Planning Board voted 5-0 to deny an application to build a 5.75-megawatt solar farm in the Gate of Heaven cemetery in Valhalla at its Sept. 2 meeting. Board members Patsy Fucale and George Pappas
Read MoreMeet two county residents whose relatives escaped the Taliban, and the local volunteers helping them and others risk it all for a better life here. For Ossining resident Sofia Bator, the Taliban’s takeover in her native Afghanistan meant her cousin
Read MoreAs many as five deaths are now blamed on Hurricane Ida’s torrential rain and flooding in Westchester County as the area tries to return to normal for the Labor Day weekend. A Rye Brook couple, Ken and Fran Bailie, both
Read MoreA Yonkers man who paid a Chappaqua School District employee more than $5,000 in bribes and kickbacks faces five to 15 years in state prison after being found guilty of two felony counts last week. Ricardo Jimenez, 57, was convicted
Read MoreIf you’re still leery of going to a large gym due to COVID-19 or just want more privacy or personal instruction, there’s a new fitness center in the area to try. Sam Gomes is opening G-Fit Training & Health Solutions
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