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By Rick Pezzullo It looks as though Cortlandt officials and veterans groups have temporarily won the battle to preserve services and protect the land at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt VA Hospital in Montrose from being developed. Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi
Read moreBy Alex Weisler At two public meetings Thursday night, state officials urged Yorktown area residents to take caution and use alternate routes when the AMVETS Bridge of the Taconic State Parkway is closed March 26 for about eight months of
Read moreLast year there were numerous reports of rabid animals being caught in Westchester County. To help prevent your pet from being infected, free rabies vaccinations will be available by appointment for dogs and cats owned by Westchester County residents on
Read moreIt stared with a chat over drinks last year at the Flying Pig restaurant and its founders hope it will mushroom into a movement to improve the quality of life in Mount Kisco. Sarah O’Grady and Maria Colaco, co-founders of
Read moreMillions of girls and women around the globe have something in common: they are or were a Girl Scout. On March 12, Girls Scouts will be celebrating its 100th anniversary. To help commemorate, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson (GSHH)
Read moreAfter weeks of speculation, Assemblyman Steve Katz (R-Yorktown) will officially announce on Monday that he will primary state Senator Greg Ball (R-Patterson) for the 40th Senate District seat, his spokesperson Ed Kowalski confirmed. Katz, who was voted into office as
Read moreFolks who’ve lived in Mount Kisco a while will remember the depot that was located next to the Metro-North train station and served as the Mount Kisco Volunteer Ambulance Corps headquarters. The ambulances left and about seven years ago and
Read moreThe Taconic State Parkway (TSP) northbound bridge over the New Croton Reservoir will be closed beginning Monday, March 26, through Friday, Nov. 9, to perform extensive bridge repairs on the AMVETS Bridge. Northbound traffic will be moved onto the southbound
Read moreBy Martin Wilbur For local wine connoisseurs and foodies, the Westchester Wine Experience has become one of the more highly anticipated dates on the calendar. That will be no different this year when the 12th annual event once again takes
Read moreFor years John Chambal was accustomed to working in high-volume restaurant kitchens. Now singlehandedly he runs Good Food, Briarcliff Manor’s only créperie, where you’ll find this self-taught chef whipping up an eclectic menu of Asian, Greek, Indian and American food.
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