The New Castle Town Board approved a mask law last week that gives the supervisor the authority to call for citizens to wear a face covering in certain locations should health conditions warrant their usage. As a result of the
Read MoreTwo Thornwood residents pleaded with Mount Pleasant officials last week to quickly complete dredging and drainage work at Carroll Park in hopes that it would alleviate flooding during significant rain at their nearby properties. Neighbors Angela Torrieri and Sue Cusma
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo More than 250 pounds of unwanted and expired medications were collected during State Assemblyman Kevin Byrne’s annual Shed the Meds event at the Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department last week. Byrne (R,C,Ref/Mahopac) was joined September 14 by local
Read MoreThe Town of North Castle’s storage of asphalt millings derived from its road repaving program, which are being stored at the Middle Patent Road highway yard, continued to be a topic of concern at the North Castle Town Board meeting
Read MoreWhite Plains Hospital recently acquired groundbreaking radiology technology that provides the most comprehensive look at the human body and offers unparalleled imaging capabilities for cancer detection and assessment of neurological conditions. With only 115 PET/MRIs available worldwide, White Plains Hospital
Read MoreLike millions of other high school seniors through the generations, Rebecca Bachenheimer was looking forward to life as a college student. She made it through the balance of her junior year at the outset of the pandemic and was excited
Read MoreBedford school officials are meeting with the district’s unions to determine if there is support to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joel Adelberg said that the district and the unions were scheduled to begin a conversation before
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board has scheduled a public hearing for next week to consider an indoor mask mandate in all public and commercial spaces. At its Sept. 14 meeting, the board will hear feedback from the public on whether
Read MoreBy Jim Roberts A six-year battle over a proposed 92-bed luxury drug and alcohol rehab specialty hospital on 20 acres in Cortlandt pits a neighborhood of owners of million-dollar homes against an undisclosed group of investors headed by a mysterious
Read MoreAs many as five deaths are now blamed on Hurricane Ida’s torrential rain and flooding in Westchester County as the area tries to return to normal for the Labor Day weekend. A Rye Brook couple, Ken and Fran Bailie, both
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