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The Byram Hills School District last week honored Ira Schulman, its longest-serving Board of Education member, during his final board meeting after 23 years of service. Schulman is resigning from his seat effective Dec. 31 to start his new role
Read MoreSusan Berliner has caught a moment. In fact, she has captured many wonderful, quirky moments in her new memoir “Doing the Write Thing.” The longtime Yorktown resident has penned personal and memorable snapshots into short stories that ring out like
Read MoreMount Pleasant school officials are planning a $9.7 million athletic facilities referendum early next spring, a similar proposition to one that had been canceled two years earlier during the first few weeks of the pandemic. The Board of Education may
Read MoreA threatening social media post from a Fox Lane High School student on Sunday sent shockwaves through the Bedford school community Monday, but district officials and police assured families there was no danger to students. Bedford Superintendent of Schools Dr.
Read MoreThe day after the Mount Kisco Village Board welcomed its first-ever member of Hispanic heritage, it will soon become an all-woman board at least for the next year. Mayor Gina Picinich announced last Monday evening the appointment of Mount Kisco
Read MoreBy David Streich Everyone knows that a Boy Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. But one Mount Kisco Boy Scout has also been very busy. At the recent Court of Honor ceremony
Read MoreTwo local organizations that have partnered on a local Christmas tree sale were in jeopardy of having to cancel their holiday tradition this year. Through a little bit of luck and a lot of help from the community, the sale
Read MoreArmonk Lions Club leadership must enroll new members this month or face the possibility that its chapter would be forced to fold. The service organization, which was formed 82 years ago in Armonk, needs at least 11 members to sign up
Read MoreFor nearly 25 years, Huma Abedin has had a front seat to history and unforgettable and notorious events. Sometimes it was in her role as a staffer and trusted adviser for former First Lady, senator and secretary of state Hillary
Read MoreNew Castle officials will consider activating a mask mandate in town as current COVID-19 cases are again on the upswing across the area and the state and uneasiness about the Omicron variant surfaces. On Tuesday evening, the Town Board is scheduled
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