Three of four local districts will have uncontested board of education election races next month. The only contested race locally will be for the Mount Pleasant Board of Education where current Vice President Eric Schulze and fellow incumbent Laurie Donato
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera – At a rough period in my life as a publicist, my regular line of work, I got involved in real estate. It turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me. You see,
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen While many local residents were focusing on Easter last weekend, residents in Ossining took time on Saturday to celebrate a holiday of a different sort. The fifth annual Earth Day Celebration, hosted by Green Ossining, aimed to
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Joe DiMauro, owner of Mount Kisco Seafood on Lexington Avenue, has never been a big fan of awards. Each year, his wife asks him to sit down and watch the Oscars with her, but he refuses because
Read MoreDuring an Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony held on March 29 at Our Lady of Sorrows School, Troop 73 White Plains presented the rank of Eagle to Theodore Michael Chomiak, Brian David LaPlaca and Scott Tung Louis. The three
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Karen Magee, 54, of West Harrison was elected president of New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) last week, making her the top officer and first woman to lead the statewide union that represents 600,000 members. Magee, a
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Glass Onion Originals owner Matt Jaros has been named the Business Person of the Year by the Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce. Jaros, who will be honored by the chamber on Apr. 23, opened the gallery gift shop
Read MoreBy Jon Craig You won’t need a spoonful of sugar to enjoy next month’s Stepinac High School Drama Club production of Mary Poppins, which opens May 2 in White Plains. Parents from far and wide are in for a treat
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen The Putnam County Legislature is considering imposing a moratorium on the proposed expansion of the Algonquin Pipeline. The expansion by Algonquin Gas Transmission LLC, which is a subsidiary of Spectra Energy Partners LP, aims to add a
Read MoreBy Jon Craig About 100 people turned out for Greenburgh’s first public meeting regarding a planned town-wide reassessment of property values Wednesday — for the first time since 1956 — and the session was uncharacteristically amicable. The property inspections, to
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