It took less than three days last week for a well-loved member of the Armonk community to receive an outpouring of support to help him pick up the pieces of his business and start again. Rafael Arias, 46, who has
Read MoreChances are many of the shoppers who come to the Treasures Thrift Shop at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Armonk are looking for smart-looking clothing or gifts for relatives or friends at bargain prices. But every year their purchases help
Read MoreThe City of White Plains will be getting a head start on the July 4 holiday by hosting its annual Independence Day Celebration on Friday, June 30 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at White Plains High School on North St.
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer is reminding residents that he is once again taking action to ease the burden on Westchester residents’ wallets as Bee-Line Bus fares will be suspended from July 1 until September 4 during this summer. The
Read MoreIt seemed everyone who came into contact with Jonathan Lieb loved to be around him, the source of positive energy and optimism. Wherever he might be in and around his home community of Pleasantville, and anywhere else for that matter,
Read MoreWhen Race Amity groups all over the country meet on a monthly basis, the goal is to talk about racial differences in an engaging atmosphere. Race Amity of Northern Westchester & Putnam (RANWP) held its fifth annual Amity Day Festival
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel A barking dog, a frightened visitor and the threat of an imminent canine incident startled Dr. George Hill from a sound sleep at his State Street home in Ossining one quiet night. As a seasoned medical professional,
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht— Longtime White Plains resident and East View Middle School music teacher Rebecca Bright had a lasting impact on her students and community. She and her husband, Harry Bright, had been White Plains residents for 60 years and
Read MoreFor a century-old landmark church that has long served countless numbers of community groups and parishioners, restoring and reinforcing the building’s core structure is essential. Built in 1912, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville is nearing completion of a major
Read MoreKenji Ima was only four years old when he and his family were ordered to leave their Seattle home, all their possessions and the hotel they owned, and were sent to Minidoka, an American internment camp in Idaho. The United
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