The White Plains Business Improvement District (White Plains BID) is supporting small businesses in downtown White Plains by promoting White Plains Holiday Shopping, an effort to encourage the community to shop local this holiday season. As part of White Plains
Read MoreThe White Plains Public Library is doing its part to make its operations more sustainable. On Nov. 22, the library announced it achieved Green Business Certification status through the Green Business Partnership (GBP), a public-private partnership managed in part by
Read MoreJohn Bourges was honored last week by New York State Senator Pete Harckham for his induction into the 2021 New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame. Harckham also commemorated Bourges’ military service at a special ceremony held at the
Read MoreGone are the days where a family that’s headed out of town is willing to bring their dog to the kennel with cold, hard concrete floors and chain-link fences that encloses their pens. Laura Laaman, who opened Wiggles Pet Resort
Read MoreChris Burke has found a way to make a living in the music business and continue to find a way to indulge in all the engineering and recording equipment he loves to use in his downstairs studio at his Chappaqua
Read MoreFor the past 30 years, the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry has been sustaining families facing food insecurity within the village and in communities throughout northern Westchester. Recently, its volunteer leaders and partners at the United Methodist Church of Mount
Read MoreBy Abby Luby and Martin Wilbur A Pleasantville bar and restaurant temporarily closed last weekend after multiple patrons who had recently visited the venue tested positive for COVID-19. Lucy’s Lounge manager Rob Catalano posted on the establishment’s Facebook page on
Read MoreThe Hebrew words tikkun olam mean to repair the world and are among the many healing words shared by Rabbi Shoshana Leis with her congregation at the Pleasantville Community Synagogue. Leis became the part-time rabbi at the synagogue in September
Read MoreWhen the warnings were sounded in the early days of the pandemic to shelter in place, a chill went down Jaquetta Jenkins’ spine. At five years old, Jenkins’ mother removed her and her younger sister from their home in Mount
Read MoreOn October 18th, Green Chimneys in Brewster welcomed the newest resident of its Farm & Wildlife Center: Bunni! Hailing from Texas, Bunni is a nine-year-old male Arabian camel, also known as a dromedary – the breed characterized by one hump
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