The North Castle Republican Committee announced last Thursday it has replaced one of its original Town Board candidates who was indicted on charges connected with her brother’s murder-for-hire plot of his estranged wife. Jaclyn Goldberg, 40, had informed the committee
Read MoreElizabeth DeRobertis, Registered Dietitian For those looking to lose weight, staying in control of your appetite starts with what I call “strategic snacking.” I often see busy people who are “on the go” for too long without eating. As a
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht On July 3, Jarrell Garris was at his local supermarket in New Rochelle, accused of stealing fruit. Police were called, and after about a minute-and-a-half encounter with officers, Garris was shot by Detective Steven Conn. He died
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado delivered a heartfelt speech on a stifling afternoon last Wednesday to activists, state and local officials and the general public on the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. “This landmark civil
Read MoreMuscoot Farm earned the distinction of being the third most popular Westchester County recreational facility among respondents of a survey that was conducted over a three-month period last year. County officials gathered last Thursday at the 777-acre farm on Route
Read MoreIsabel Elsa Villar, founding Executive Director of El Centro Hispano in White Plains, died July 12 after battling ovarian cancer for the last 15 years. She was 74. Born in Cuba, she resided in White Plains for the last 57
Read MoreThe Town of Yorktown is searching for a new garbage hauler after fining its current company $59,500 for uncollected trash. “This is not the way it’s supposed to work, and we know it,” Supervisor Tom Diana said at last week’s
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic presented many challenges, but it also provided time for individuals to try new things. One case in point is Paul Rodden, a nine-year-old fourth-grader at Matthew Paterson Elementary School in the Carmel School District. Rodden, who resides
Read MoreIt may still be two months away, but for those who look forward to the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival every year, there are reasons to eagerly await its return even during the heat of summer. One of the largest and
Read MoreNo legal basis was found to convene new grand juries into the police shooting deaths of Pace University student Danroy (DJ) Henry and White Plains resident and former Marine Kenneth Chamberlain Sr., an independent review concluded. Westchester County District Attorney
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