Schools across Westchester spent the past week recognizing the many accomplishments of their graduating students. A similar scenario unfolded last Wednesday in a different setting. Seven students … [Read more...]
Rhodes Resigns at Greeley; Seven Bridges Principal to Be Appointed
The Chappaqua Board of Education announced Friday morning that Horace Greeley High School Principal Robert Rhodes will resign from his post at the end of the month. Board members accepted the … [Read more...]
App-Based Transportation Service Set to Debut July 1 in New Castle
A new app-based transportation service will begin operating in New Castle on July 1 in hopes of filling the void being left by the departure of Leros Point to Point’s Greeley Taxi. The app, which … [Read more...]
Petition Drive Could Force Vote on Cell Tower Location
By Kristen McNerney A proposed cell tower that could be placed at Putnam Valley town hall to improve cell service is facing growing opposition from residents in the area. An effort is underway … [Read more...]
Family Separation Protest in White Plains; Trump Signs Order
Westchester residents participated in a daylong vigil in White Plains Wednesday to join the chorus of voices nationwide that halted the Trump Administration’s policy of separating children from their … [Read more...]
Former Chief Charged with Stealing More Than $300,000 from Croton Fire Dept.
A former fire chief who once served as a village police officer was charged Wednesday with stealing more than $300,000 from the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department over a seven-year period. Gerald … [Read more...]
Yankees Bring HOPE to the Muddy Puddles Project at Mohawk Day Camp
The NY Yankees kicked-off 2018 HOPE Week at the Mohawk Day Camp on Old Tarrytown Road. The Yankees HOPE Week is a community initiative started in 2009 with the fundamental belief that acts of goodwill … [Read more...]
Mt. Kisco Committee Backs Development of Parking Lots
Mount Kisco’s Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee last week recommended mixed-use developments for the village-owned North and South Moger parking lots in downtown. Frank Fish, principal of BFJ … [Read more...]
Brewster School District Passes Revised Budget Easily
The second time proved to be the charm for the Brewster school system as district voters signed off on a revised budget Tuesday night overwhelmingly. After the first budget vote failed in May by … [Read more...]
Westchester County Considering Red Light Cameras
At a special meeting of the Board of Legislators last week, a measure asking New York State to give the county permission to consider passing a local law that would allow red light cameras at county … [Read more...]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 705
- Next Page »