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For those who have loved attending the Pleasantville Rotary’s Hudson Valley Fermented to sample delicious food and great wines, spirits and ciders, there’s great news. One of the biggest fundraisers of the year for the club is back, and in
Read MoreAnother weekend and more vigils and prayer gatherings took place around the area. With millions of people across the region and the nation still in disbelief at the latest mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, the United Methodist Church in Mount
Read MoreParents of special education students photographed in the Fox Lane High School bathroom this academic year are urging Bedford Central School District officials to share as many details as possible from their investigation. It has been confirmed that at least
Read MoreBy Nora Lowe After a forced closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Mount Kisco Movie Theatre may be ready to reopen sometime next month. That was the word last week from the new operators of the shuttered
Read MoreIt’s understandable why Horace Greeley High School senior Alexandra McCarthy cares so much about inclusion. For that matter, so does her entire family. McCarthy’s older brother, Brady, has Down syndrome, but that didn’t stop him from becoming the school’s first
Read MoreNew Castle Fire District No. 1 commissioners are considering a reduction in the scope of proposed work to renovate and expand the King Street firehouse, fearing escalating costs and interest rates could sink a proposition based on the original plan.
Read MoreMount Kisco officials closed a public hearing last week on whether to obtain a key parcel through eminent domain while hearing continued criticisms from those opposed to the action and sitting a cell tower in Leonard Park. Written comments will
Read MoreBy Nora Lowe Children are notoriously curious, asking questions such as “Why are the trees green?” and “Why is the sky blue?” But Erica Blit, a Harrison resident and mother of two, was posed a more difficult question by her
Read MoreIt was quite fortuitous that the New Castle Historical Society was able to come up with the idea for its latest exhibit that opens this weekend at the Horace Greeley House in Chappaqua. Its new president, Georgia Frasch, said the
Read MoreA Fox Lane Middle School teacher was removed from the school last Thursday after the Bedford Central School District became “aware of concerns” about the individual. District officials immediately began an investigation and the Bedford Police Department is also looking
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