The Examiner

The Byram Hills School District announced Tuesday night that it has hired Rob Castagna of the Rye City School District to be its new athletic director. Castagna, a Ridgefield, Conn. resident who was surrounded by his family for the announcement

Whether you’re a Broadway producer or a director of local or regional theater, it’s usually a pretty good bet to go with a John Patrick Shanley work. The Hudson Stage Company has put its money on the Pulitzer Prize recipient

By Janine Bowen and Martin Wilbur – Less than 24 hours after Hillary Clinton announced her candidacy for President next year, residents of her adopted home community of Chappaqua had nothing but good things to say about the decision. On Monday,

Pleasantville School District officials have awarded three of four capital projects bids, while a final decision on artificial turf remains unresolved. John D’Angelo, the district’s architect, said seven bids were received that matched the specifications for new artificial turf fields

Sarah Ilany doesn’t let her Type 1 diabetes hold her back. Now the 13-year-old Armonk girl has been honored for her efforts to raise awareness about the disease. In February, Ilany, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 11

Justice is bittersweet for three victims of the alleged scam executed by the owner of Elegance II Consignment Shop following a New Castle Town Court decision Thursday night. Elegance II, which was located on South Greeley Avenue in Chappaqua, relocated

Fond farewells and the welcoming of new additions were the focus at the Pleasantville Village Board’s annual organizational meeting Monday night. Current and former trustees said goodbye and poked fun at Jonathan Cunningham, who has retired after 12 years on

Tina Brozman was a respected attorney and the youngest judge ever appointed to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York when she took the bench at 32 years old. For well over three decades, her husband,