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Human InterestThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Santa’s Wish List Brings Gifts to Healthcare Workers’ Children

December 24, 2022 Abby Luby Peekskill,  Yorktown

The holiday season can be stressful for nearly anyone. For healthcare workers caring for ailing patients in a nursing home, gift shopping for their families can take the cheer out of a joyous holiday. At North Westchester Restorative Therapy &

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Human InterestThe Putnam Examiner

Putnam County Canine Complex Dedicated at Veterans Park

December 13, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam

A new dog run and canine training course was dedicated last week at the Putnam County Veterans Memorial Park in the Town of Kent. The Putnam County Guardian Canine Complex, a 50,000-square-foot public dog park and Canine training course, is

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Human InterestThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Dog Owner Sued By Animal Advocate for Alleged Abuse

December 9, 2022 Abby Luby Briarcliff,  Ossining

The owner of a white, female Siberian Husky is being sued for alleged animal abuse in a civil case that was heard Monday in Westchester County Court. Animal advocate Deborah Pangle, who until recently was a longtime Briarcliff Manor resident,

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GovernmentHuman InterestPolice/FireThe Putnam Examiner

Man Charged with Abandoning Dog in Town of Carmel

December 6, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam

A 36-year-old Bronx man was charged December 1 with abandoning a seven-year-old dog in the Town of Carmel. According to the Putnam County SPCA, Putnam County Deputy Sheriff Michael Gray was on patrol on October 30 when he observed a

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Human InterestThe Examiner

Rescheduled Frosty Parade Canceled for Saturday

December 2, 2022 Martin Wilbur Armonk,  North Castle

Armonk’s Frosty Parade wasn’t meant to be this year. North Castle officials and organizers decided mid-week that the rescheduled parade through the downtown on Saturday would be canceled this year after the weather forecast called for a second significant rainstorm

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Human InterestThe Examiner

Volunteer-Driven Transport Service a Lifeline for Many in Westchester

December 1, 2022 Martin Wilbur Westchester County

When Sheila Harvey was in a car accident close to 10 years ago and had no way to get to and from work, she turned to RideConnect of Family Services of Westchester for help. Each day, Harvey was transported from

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Human InterestThe White Plains Examiner

One Man’s Passion for Memorabilia Leads to History Channel Feature

November 29, 2022 Abby Luby Pleasantville,  White Plains

When Dan Herzner was a child, he remembers being in the car with his mom and how she couldn’t pass up a church rummage sale, a flea market or a tag sale without stopping. “My mom was always into memorabilia

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Peekskill
Human InterestPolice/FireThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Peekskill Community Mourns Death of Police Officer Gregory Jones

November 28, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Peekskill

The Peekskill community is mourning the death of beloved city Police Officer Gregory Jones, who passed away unexpectedly November 24. He was 48. Jones, a 24-year veteran of the Peekskill Police Department, was a school resource officer, D.A.R.E. instructor and

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Human InterestThe Examiner

Weather Curtails Frosty Day; Parade, Tree Lighting Pushed to Saturday

November 26, 2022 Martin Wilbur Armonk,  North Castle

For the second time in four years, weather impacted North Castle’s annual Frosty Day celebration. The town announced late Saturday that the Frosty Day parade through downtown Armonk and the tree lighting ceremony at Wampus Brook Park were postponed until

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Human InterestThe Examiner

Nineteenth Century Piano Finds its Way Home to Mount Kisco

November 23, 2022 Martin Wilbur Mount Kisco

A piece of Mount Kisco history has made it back to the village after crisscrossing the United States for decades. The Mount Kisco Historical Society received a more than century-old Malcolm Love piano last week, an upright that was purchased

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