By Louise Rose Grant Clutching battery operated candles, a crowd of Westchester County residents, along with federal, state and local political leaders, came together last Thursday night to urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign into law tenant protection rights for
Read MoreBanners honoring veterans have become a popular feature in communities throughout the area. Now the Town of New Castle will pay tribute to their residents who have served their country. The town has initiated a military tribute banner program recognizing
Read MoreWhen Ryan Calvi was six years old, he and his mom, Tami, visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. On their way out, Ryan was drawn to a homeless person on the street and asked his mother
Read MoreIrvington resident Angela Sforza, 25, is juggling two part-time retail jobs, one at American Eagle at the Westchester Mall and at Dick’s Sporting Goods in White Plains. Like many her age, she’s currently living at home with her parents (except
Read MoreThe Westchester Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled the deaths of a man and woman found in a dilapidated Yorktown home in January with about 150 cats living in filthy conditions were accidental. Reportedly, Mary McGuinness, 58, and Patrick Hickey, 57,
Read MoreIn a strong move supporting freedom of expression, the New Castle Town Board last week unanimously adopted a resolution opposing book bans at a work session where specific language was discussed at length. “We put education at the center of
Read MoreA Brewster-based non-profit organization is kicking off its 2023 grant season to benefit local youth baseball and softball leagues. 3 Up 3 Down, which was formed in February 2017 with the intent of supporting youth baseball and those with developmental
Read MoreWednesday, Mar. 8 marked a grim milestone – the ninth anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. The plane was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on an overnight flight when it suddenly dropped off of
Read MoreThere’s plenty of lore associated with George Washington throughout New York and wherever he may have traveled during his time. Mount Kisco also has a great story to tell. The village’s Historical Society on Sunday unveiled and dedicated a historic
Read MoreSince he was small, Jared Saiontz and his family have done their best to make sure the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry is well-stocked to help local residents in need. Saiontz, now a Horace Greeley High School freshman, was born
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