Former Pleasantville Village Administrator Patricia Dwyer will serve as North Castle’s interim administrator and help the town with its search for a permanent replacement. On Wednesday night, the … [Read more...]
Greeley Students on Mission to Highlight Stories of Human Rights Victims
Jason Fine and Aaron Notis recognized that they and many of their peers were not as aware of certain historical events or struggles around the world as they should be. The two Horace Greeley High … [Read more...]
Know Your Neighbor: Emily Garnett, Attorney/Breast Cancer Support Advocate, Mt. Kisco
Emily Garnett looked forward to joining several thousand participants at FDR Park in Yorktown last Sunday for her first Support-A-Walk. She assembled a team of about 50 people to make the … [Read more...]
New Castle Recovering From This Week’s Storms, Tornado
Hard hit portions of New Castle were nearly back to normal on Thursday after a band of violent thunderstorms ripped through the town earlier this week and spawned a tornado, according to the National … [Read more...]
Reiser Comes to Westchester and Returns to His Comedic Roots
By the time Paul Reiser started college all he wanted to do was be a standup comedian. The roles in film and television, creating and producing television series, and authoring three books were … [Read more...]
Thousands Flock to Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival
You couldn’t ask for a better day than last Saturday for any outdoor activity, whether it was a day in the park or choosing which books to buy at the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival. The sixth … [Read more...]
Harckham, Women’s Rights Advocates Press for Reproductive Health Act
Supporters of the proposed Reproductive Health Act 40th gathered in Chappaqua last Friday with Senate District candidate Peter Harckham urging the importance of swinging the Senate to the Democrats to … [Read more...]
Know Your Neighbor: John Fanelli, Youth Theater Educator
John Fanelli fell in love with the theater during his senior year in high school. In his baseball cleats, the Dobbs Ferry native auditioned for that year’s senior musical, “Bye Bye Birdie,” without a … [Read more...]
Anticipation Mounts for Saturday’s Chappaqua Children’s Book Fest
If you’re a child and love to read or a parent who hopes to get your son or daughter to read more, than Chappaqua is the place to be this Saturday. Thousands of children and parents will converge … [Read more...]
Armonk Outdoor Art Show to Transform Hamlet into Artist’s Haven
For at least 360 days each year, Armonk’s Community Field on Business Park Drive is what you would expect the site to look like, a place that hosts local recreational activities. Toward the end of … [Read more...]
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