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From the time David Buchwald arrived in Albany as the representative for the 93rd Assembly District, he periodically found himself involved in some fairly high-profile issues. Buchwald’s first vote as a state lawmaker on the first day of the 2013
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A group of Westchester officials released a report Monday containing recommendations to address the failures of utilities and telecommunications companies after last August’s tropical storm that left large swaths of the county without power and internet for days. The Storm
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On Saturday, about 24 hours before Mondaire Jones was set to be sworn in to the House of Representatives, the historic nature of his election or his improbable ascension to succeed 32-year congresswoman Nita Lowey wasn’t top of mind. Jones,
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Five Briarcliff Manor business campuses have been rezoned to encourage more varied use of the properties that officials hope will spur greater investment in the community but without including residential uses for the sites. On Dec. 15, the Village Board
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For all the immense difficulties 2020 has brought to families across the region and the nation, the plight of many immigrants this year has been especially dire. The loss of lives and livelihoods, food insecurity and an uncertain future have
Read moreWell, the old crystal ball has certainly been tarnished. This time last year it was impossible to envision the upheaval and pain that was in store for so many of us. There was too much loss – businesses, jobs, time
Read moreThe Bedford Board of Education is weighing the installation of a solar farm on 30 vacant acres behind West Patent Elementary School that would net the district an average of about $500,000 annually. District officials have been in discussions with
Read moreThe Mount Kisco Village Board will hold a public hearing next Monday to clarify portions of the municipality’s zoning code that aims to keep new wireless infrastructure within the Personal Wireless Facilities Overlay District. Village officials said language in the
Read moreLast December, William Brandes was part of an initiative with faculty members and an assistant superintendent to try and address his fellow Horace Greeley High School students about the issue of racism. Starting with that effort, Brandes, now a senior
Read moreNew Castle officials pledged last week to collaborate with the community on a version of the Form Based Code that invigorates downtown Chappaqua but also respects the public’s reservations about the plan. After more than two months of hearings and
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