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In honor of those whose lives were lost or forever changed by the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, County Executive Rob Astorino has once again joined with Volunteer New York! to host “9/11: Serve + Remember” at the County
Read MoreYorktown Councilman Terrence Murphy, the Republican Party-endorsed candidate for the 40th state Senate District seat, scored an easy primary win over former Assemblyman Robert Castelli Tuesday night. Murphy will now face Democrat Justin Wagner in the general election to determine
Read MoreA piece of Revolutionary War history has been donated to the Village of Mount Kisco. Bedford residents Herb Kaufmann and Peter Milano last week gave one of two copies of the July 1781 map of the French Army encampment, which
Read MoreRosa Carra and Rosalie Fierro seemed to be perfectly suited to helping children learn their way around the kitchen. Carra had been a teacher at St. Ann’s School in Ossining while Fierro ran the lunch program locally at Holy Rosary.
Read MoreNew Castle officials have been informed by Con Edison that the utility plans to remove seven trees on Taylor Road in the coming weeks because they are creating a serious public safety danger. Town Administrator Jill Simon Shapiro told the
Read MoreClose to 200 demonstrators held a rally and candlelight vigil Saturday night near the New Castle home of Gov. Andrew Cuomo to protest his refusal to grant clemency to prisoners since he took office in 2011. The event, called Candles
Read MoreMount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich revealed last week the village board is considering changing its local law to allow nonresidents to be appointed permanent village manager. Cindrich said the law restricting the village manager’s post to Mount Kisco residents may
Read MoreA big part of the town road maintenance practice in Mount Pleasant has been for highway personnel to head out and observe road conditions to decide which streets need repair. But thanks to the efforts of a Manhattan College intern
Read MoreA 15-year-old Pleasantville girl faces criminal charges after she lost control of the car she was driving last Saturday in the Poconos killing three Pennsylvania teenagers who were passengers in the vehicle. The car, a 2001 Chevrolet Suburban and registered
Read MoreNorth Castle’s former water and sewer superintendent plans to submit a petition today (Tuesday) that would enable voters to decide this fall whether they want town board members to be elected through a ward system. Lifelong North White Plains resident
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