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A North Castle resident who sought a referendum asking the public to vote on term limits for town board members learned there is no legally permissible way for him to get the proposition on the ballot. Anthony Futia, a nearly
Read MoreA New Castle Democrat criticized the Team New Castle slate last week for recently campaigning inside the Chappaqua Farmers Market, ignoring a tradition that has been in place since the market’s inception. Millwood resident Jane Silverman, a member of the
Read MoreJoseph Levin knows when he sees and hears unabashed hatred. Born and raised in Alabama, he had a front seat to a chapter of American history when he attended the University of Alabama during the height of the nation’s
Read MoreA new law that allows school bus drivers and school personnel provided by outside contractors to administer epinephrine auto injectors was hailed Wednesday by two local state legislators, parents and school officials as a potential life-saving measure. State Sen. Terrence
Read MoreThe co-owner of the recently opened vape shop in Pleasantville said last week criticism regarding the presence of his business in the village’s downtown is unwarranted. Mike DiFazio, who opened The Glass Room with his brother three weeks ago, said
Read MoreMount Pleasant Councilwoman Laurie Rogers Smalley and former councilman Thomas Sialiano comfortably won Tuesday’s primary for two town board seats in a major victory for the town’s Republican Committee. Smalley and Sialiano defeated incumbent Councilman Denis McCarthy and first-time candidate
Read MoreState Sen. George Latimer resoundingly defeated County Legislator Kenneth Jenkins in Tuesday night’s Democratic primary to win the party’s nomination for county executive and set up a showdown in November against two-term Republican incumbent Rob Astorino. With 79 percent of
Read MoreLike millions of families over the generations, Jennifer Bravo Fajardo’s parents left their native Ecuador in search of a better life in the United States. Bravo Fajardo was eight months old when she and her family came to Westchester, settling
Read MoreMichael Lyons, a New York City and Hawthorne volunteer firefighter who perished at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, was honored with more than just words on the eve of the 16th anniversary of his death. The street
Read MoreNorth Castle officials were joined by County Executive Rob Astorino for a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week to celebrate the 10 newest units to Westchester’s affordable housing inventory. Armonk Commons, built by the Port Chester-based Lazz Development on Old Route 22,
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