By Jon Craig When you stroll into the former Key Bank Building at 188 East Post Road, you’ll be pummeled by loud music, bright lights, smiling faces and plenty of cheers and pep talks. Everyone inside is there on a
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Greenburgh Central Schools may be spawning a future TV news anchor, Internet inventor or national superstar. That’s what Town Supervisor Paul Feiner wondered aloud Wednesday before honoring this year’s batch of spelling bee finalists at a meeting
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Bridging the gap between the local police department and the community it serves can often be a difficult task, but two members of the Mount Kisco community were honored recently for doing just that. Mount Kisco Police
Read MoreBy Tom Auchterlonie The proposed 2014-15 Brewster school budget is a break from two major trends. It calls for a net increase in jobs and no layoffs, while also having a tax levy hike that is lower than in recent
Read MoreOn Tuesday, March 25th, the New York State Senate passed a resolution, sponsored by Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers), to honor White Plains resident, Joshua Colas. Colas, who was in the Senate Chamber with his father Guy Colas as the resolution
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen In a surprising turn of events, the Pleasantville Village Board’s anticipated vote Monday night on a floating zone to accommodate Benchmark Senior Living’s assisted living facility near the United Methodist Church was postponed indefinitely. The sudden development
Read MoreBy Robert Spinak, Esq. With over 15,000 auto accidents a day in the United States, injuring more than 3 million people a year, it’s surprising that so few individuals know what to do if they have a car crash. Sure,
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Greenburgh Central Schools may be spawning a future TV news anchor, Internet inventor or national superstar. That’s what Town Supervisor Paul Feiner wondered aloud Wednesday before honoring this year’s batch of spelling bee finalists at a meeting
Read MoreBy Jon Craig There is only one student from Westchester County destined for the nation’s capital to compete in the annual E.W. Scripps National Spelling Bee — and that student is from Greenburgh Harshita Shet, a fourth-grade student who also
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen A group of Pleasantville Middle School students are proud to be GEEKS. The acronym stands for Great Enthusiastic Educated Kid Scientists, a team that competed in the March 8 regional Science Olympiad at Scarsdale Middle School on
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