Last year, an estimated 48 million people played pickleball in the United States, which is one-fifth of the adult population. Outdoor pickleball courts have been popping up in communities throughout the region, but indoor facilities remain scarce. Kevin Kaye, managing
Read MoreBy John Sarcone People say it every year: “This is the most important election in my lifetime.” We hear it from candidates and politicians; we hear it from television talking heads; we even hear it from friends and family. It’s
Read MoreA parade, musical performances, reenactors, burying a time capsule and a town bedecked in flags and bunting are some of what North Castle residents can expect when it commemorates the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. Members of the North Castle
Read MoreBy Marie Boster No matter your political affiliation – or even if you’re one of the rapidly growing number of voters without one – the upcoming presidential election is nothing short of a pivotal moment that will define this country’s
Read MoreA community vigil is scheduled Saturday at Reis Park for the victims of a fatal shooting Monday night in the Baldwin Place section of Somers that claimed the life of a Somers High School sophomore. Fernando Jimenez, 40, is being
Read MoreWhen it comes to ballot initiatives in 2024, most voters are likely to be aware of the statewide Proposition 1. It is unclear how many Westchester County votes are familiar with another proposition on the back of their ballot that,
Read MoreKhristen Kerr doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Kerr, the Republican candidate in this year’s 35th state Senate District race, is taking on Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers), likely the second most powerful woman in New York, for the
Read MoreRepublican Representative Mike Lawler is facing backlash for attending former President Donald Trump’s controversial rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. In his race against Democrat Mondaire Jones, Lawler has positioned himself as a moderate Republican. The New Castle Democratic
Read MoreMount Kisco Village Board candidate Tom Luzio issued an apology for a two-and-a-half-year-old social media post featuring college photos and a handwritten note with a swastika, saying he hadn’t noticed the image when he posted it but recognized the need
Read MoreDemocratic Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky is seeking re-election for her seat for the first time next week against Alessandro Crocco. While this is Crocco’s first run for elected office in America, it’s not the first time he would be elected to
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