In the fall of 1897, eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon, a New York City resident, debated her classmates about Santa Claus. Virginia was certain there was a Santa Claus. Her pals said there wasn’t. She was deeply disturbed over the situation, and that evening she penned a letter to
Read MoreWith the first Nor’easter of the season expected to blast Westchester and Putnam counties with up to 18 inches of snow, several school districts have already announced closures for Thursday. Due to inclement weather, these school districts have announced snow
Read MoreOfficials in Westchester and Putnam counties are urging residents to make preparations for the potentially severe snowstorm that is expected to dump 12 to 18 inches of snow in the area Wednesday night into Thursday. * Send your snow photos
Read MoreOfficials in Westchester and Putnam counties urged residents Tuesday to make preparations for the potentially severe snowstorm that is expected to dump 12 to 18 inches of snow in the area Wednesday night into Thursday. Westchester County Executive George Latimer
Read MorePressure is mounting on President Donald Trump to resign as First Lady Melania Trump, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as well as presidential son-in-law/presidential advisor Jared Kushner weigh in on how to proceed. CNN cites sources in reporting Kushner
Read MoreIn March, Lauren and Adam Block were among the millions of parents who saw in a very short time span how much their lives and the lives of their children changed. Parents to a five-year-old and a pair of seven-year-olds,
Read MoreBy Dael Ki Over the course of this chaotic and unprecedented summer, many people have sought serenity through self-isolating. For some, like Chappaqua resident Jonathan Richer, that can be on a tranquil body of water canoeing, kayaking or boating or
Read MoreIf you’re an art lover, you don’t have to wait until museums reopen to appreciate a series of top-notch work up close. Head to the new 3.6-mile pedestrian and bike path on the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, which opened on
Read MoreA whopping 99 percent of school budgets across the state are on track to win approval by voters, about four percent higher than past years on average according to a preliminary analysis by the New York State United Teachers union.
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