Westchester County Executive George Latimer released his $2.4 billion budget proposal for 2024 last week that emphasizes affordable housing, environmental-related initiatives and public safety while asking for no change in the general tax levy from the current year. Latimer, touting
Read MoreFor years, Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi had wanted to have a monument at Town Hall commemorating the service and sacrifice of Vietnam veterans. Last Saturday that goal was realized. Joined by a large crowd of a few hundred veterans
Read MoreAn Armonk woman who has previously accused the Westchester County Board of Elections of discrimination revealed Monday that she was never assigned a polling site for Election Day despite having successfully completed training in June. Geri Mariano, who previously claimed
Read MoreFeeding the hungry is a complicated process, especially if you’re an organization that helps battle the rising numbers of people experiencing food insecurity. Last week a group of food assistance groups gathered to discuss challenges during a roundtable discussion at
Read MoreState Assemblyman Burdick Champions Reform Effort Ability to Achieve Positive Change in Government on Display Long Road Ahead for ACCES-VR in Path Toward Progress This is the fifth installment in a series exploring issues impacting people with disabilities. By Adam Stone First off,
Read MoreThe operator of a proposed mental wellness and stabilization center in Brewster to help those with serious challenges has been asked by Putnam County Executive Kevin Bryne to find a new location for the facility. Weeks of heated controversy was
Read MoreA plan to open a center for those experiencing mental health challenges and addiction next door to an established and well-attended day care center in Brewster had parents and the community fuming last week Parents crowded into the Putnam County
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville will be spending $178,000 on a new pool liner that was destroyed heavy rains flooded the area late last month. Currently the pool is empty but needs to be filled with water during the winter to
Read MoreThe distrust between Mount Pleasant officials and JCCA representatives continues to grow after Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi divulged that up to 25 migrant children with emotional and/or behavioral needs will soon be staying at the Cottage School campus. Fulgenzi said the
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur New Castle’s entire Committee on Race, Equity and Inclusion (CREI) resigned early last week after sharp disagreements arose over its failure to publicly denounce anti-Semitism in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel. In a
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