By Molly Stazzone There will always be struggles when people decide to follow their dreams. On Thursday night, the Axial Theatre Company at St. John’s Episcopal Church Community House in Pleasantville will raise the curtain on its latest production, “The
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Community members gathered Monday morning at the IBM track in Armonk for the dedication of a new memorial for former North Castle youth soccer coach Michael Jones. The New York Red Bulls youth coach, who was known
Read MoreA distributor for the Hudson Valley Reporter newspaper was arrested Friday morning after a private investigator hired by Examiner Media filmed him removing Examiner newspapers from the green distribution box outside the Mount Kisco Coach Diner. The distributor, Michael Espinoza, 24,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut – Take a restaurant location with a long history, meld it with a veteran operating team who have taken great care to maintain its setting and esteem, and you have the opening of the Manor Inn on
Read MoreSeniors who want to change their Medicare health plan and Part D coverage for prescription drugs for 2014 can enroll from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. During that period, they are eligible to move in or out of any type
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone There may not be too many people more qualified to appreciate and promote the work of young filmmakers than Andrew Jenks. At 16 years old, Jenks, now an award-winning moviemaker and a Hendrick Hudson High School graduate,
Read MoreThe full schedule of fall recreational and cultural programming at the Youth Bureau has begun with the opening of the three Teen Lounges and Open Gym. The teen lounges and gym operate as drop in centers for youth aged 11-21
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone Connecting students enrolled in Westchester and Putnam colleges to exciting and valuable internships got a whole lot easier with the launch of a new website last week. Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino and Putnam County Executive MaryEllen
Read MoreA year-long investigation conducted by the Westchester County District Attorney’s office, uncovered a fraud scheme resulting in more than $195,000 in stolen parking fees and MetroCard sales from the Westchester County Center parking lot located at 198 Central Park Avenue
Read MoreThe White Plains Youth Bureau is now accepting applications for its Youth of the Year Award. The Award is given annually to a graduating high school senior from either a public or private school. The award recognizes outstanding volunteer service and contributions
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