Correction: In the Business of the Week feature on Beehive in the July 5 issue of The Examiner there were several mistakes made. We incorrectly identified one of the original owners of Beehive in … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Resident Announces Challenge of Nonna
Saying that his district needs a representative whose first allegiance is to the community, Michael Smith officially announced his candidacy for Westchester County Legislator in District 3. Smith, … [Read more...]
Cortlandt’s Becker Exploring Run for Congress
Cortlandt Councilman Dr. Richard Becker is exploring a run for Congress next year against Republican incumbent Nan Hayworth. Becker, 57, who is running unopposed for a second four-year term on the … [Read more...]
Hudson River Restrictions Lifted for Ossining, Points North
The Westchester County Department of Health is advising people who use the Hudson River waters south of Ossining for recreational purposes, namely swimmers, windsurfers and kayakers, to avoid direct … [Read more...]
Mt. Kisco Little Leaguer Survives Scare, on Road to Recovery
It's a play that happens innumerable times during a baseball season. For Mikey Corsi, it was almost his last. Corsi, a second baseman for the Mount Kisco 10U travel team this summer, had walked … [Read more...]
Food Bank to Move From Millwood
The Food Bank for Westchester, based in Millwood for more than a decade, will vacate its current home later this year after recently signing a long-term lease for warehouse and office space in … [Read more...]
HUD Pulls CDBG Funds from Westchester
Housing and Urban Development has pulled more than $4 million of federal funding from approved community development block grant (CDBG) projects in Westchester after it rejected the county’s Analysis … [Read more...]
Radio Voice Lopate Speaks at The Club in Briarcliff Manor
Leonard Lopate, the famed public radio show host of “The Leonard Lopate Show” on WNYC, has spent the past 26 years using his show to learn about interesting subjects and talk with people who otherwise … [Read more...]
Potential Pleasantville Farmers Market Facelift
The Pleasantville Farmers Market, which has undergone a face-lift over the past year, is considering moving to the other end of Memorial Plaza to allow for more space. Community Markets, which runs … [Read more...]
Examiner Media to Launch The White Plains Examiner
Examiner Media will be launching its fourth paper in as many years next month as the company prepares to debut The White Plains Examiner. Set for an Aug. 23 launch, The White Plains Examiner will … [Read more...]
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