By Janine Bowen Patterson Councilman Robert McCarthy will exit the town board on July 1, following his appointment to the position of Director of Code Enforcer in the town. Town Supervisor Michael Griffin appointed McCarthy to the position at Wednesday
Read MoreBy Jon Craig The Harrison Planning Board last week gave a new professional soccer team permission to renovate indoor and outdoor facilities at Manhattanville College in Purchase. The 4-2 vote allows the New York City Football Club, co-owned by the
Read MoreFormé Rehabilitation, Inc., a physical and occupational rehabilitation service provider for 15 years, expanded its services last week with the opening of Formé Urgent Care and Wellness Center, located at 7-11 South Broadway, White Plains. Calling itself a “boutique” medical
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Joe Mazzullo has been a combat helicopter crew chief, volunteer fire chief, police traffic coordinator, brass musician and model train enthusiast. Add hobby shop owner to that lifetime bucket list. He opened his store earlier this month
Read MoreThe White Plains Department of Public Safety offers the Public Safety Citizen’s Academy for White Plains residents in 9th through 12th grade who are in good standing at their respective schools. The nine-week program is offered at no cost and
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Pleasantville village officials are prepared to exceed the state tax cap when the board votes on the municipality’s $13.8 million 2014-15 budget Monday night. The spending plan would carry a tax levy increase of 1.9 percent, exceeding
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Putnam County residents worked together to explore ways to make Tilly Foster Farm self-sustaining and attractive to visitors at the final public forum about the county owned property last Wednesday. Prior to residents breaking up into groups
Read MoreHendrick Hudson High School senior Justin Fischer, currently undefeated on the varsity #1 doubles tennis team, became the 100th athlete in the school’s history to win the Con Edison Scholar Athlete of the Week award last week. Fischer, who will
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Dog walkers have been grumbling and runners have been rumbling around a “no trespassing zone” that sealed off most of Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla this winter. While a Harrison woman walking her dog assumed the park
Read MoreBy Jon Craig – If you’ve ever sat dangling at the top of a stalled double Ferris wheel, that’s where plans for a revived, profitable Playland Park are resting at the moment; precariously in indefinite limbo. Last week’s rhetoric from public
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