Phase 4 of the state’s reopening plan begins locally on Tuesday as COVID-19 infection rates remain at or near 1 percent and hospitalizations and deaths continue at the lowest levels of the … [Read more...]
New Castle Considers Mandatory Face Masks; Believed to Be First Local Law Proposed in State
The Town of New Castle is prepared to make the wearing of face masks mandatory, which may make it the first municipality in the state to approve such a law. On July 14, the board will hold a public … [Read more...]
Greeley Grad Set to Embark on Journey to U.S. Naval Academy
William Wright never dreamed of joining the military while growing up nor was there much of a family legacy of going into the service. His grandfathers served their country but that was by … [Read more...]
More Aid, Voluntary Workforce Reduction Part of W’chester Deficit Strategy
Additional federal aid and a new voluntary program allowing county employees to consider leaving their jobs in exchange for severance pay will help trim Westchester County’s budget deficit that could … [Read more...]
New Castle Steps Up Patrols, Enforcement to Fight Social Distancing Violators
New Castle officials are vowing to crack down on residents who violate social distancing protocols following at least 19 cases of COVID-19 that were traced to the recent Horace Greeley High School … [Read more...]
No. Castle Revises Code to Allow Gas Stations to Modernize More Efficiently
North Castle officials last week passed local legislation that would make it less burdensome on gas station owners in the Commercial Business (CB) zone to upgrade and modernize their … [Read more...]
Playland Park Shuttered for the Remainder of 2020 Season
Playland amusement park in Rye will remain closed for the entire summer after county officials concluded the facility could not be operated safely. Westchester County Executive George Latimer, who … [Read more...]
We’re a Long Way From Being Done with COVID-19 in New York
Over the past month, there has been plenty of optimism in New York when it comes to COVID-19. We had paid our dues with a sudden and severe lockdown for a little more than two months, and with the … [Read more...]
Chappaqua Library Director to Retire, Citing Differences With Board
Citing “philosophical differences” with some members of the Board of Trustees, Chappaqua Library Director Pamela Thornton has announced that she will retire from her post on Aug. 4, two years earlier … [Read more...]
Cuomo Blasts Trump, Federal Government for Poor COVID-19 Response
Gov. Andrew Cuomo slammed the federal government and President Donald Trump Monday for a failed coronavirus response that could imperil New York despite the state’s continued decline in transmission … [Read more...]
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