By 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 Officials, clergy and human rights activists urged for greater communication and understanding in the community at Westchester County’s second annual Gather Against Hate commemoration Tuesday afternoon in White Plains. One of the featured speakers during the event,
Read MoreA wildfire expert compared smoke pouring into the New York metro area and much of the Northeast from the Canadian forest fires to the worst conditions experienced in recent years in California. Alistair Hayden, an assistant professor in the Department
Read MoreThe state Division of Human Rights found no wrongdoing by the Westchester County Board of Elections stemming from an Armonk woman’s claim that she was denied an election inspector post because of her physical condition. However, Geri Mariano, who filed
Read MoreIn 2027, school districts across the state will be forced to buy electric buses to transport their students, and lack of resources or infrastructure may impede some from complying with state law. Horace Greeley High School junior Darian Paez is
Read MoreA second location in Westchester is housing migrants in a hotel on White Plains’ Central Avenue, County Executive George Latimer and Mayor Tom Roach confirmed Tuesday. Latimer said that 16 rooms were currently being occupied by families totaling 46 people,
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 MoreA Carmel police officer is being credited with helping the save the life of an eight-year-old girl who suffered cardiac arrest. On May 20 at approximately 4:37 p.m., Carmel Police, along with Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulunz medic units,
Read MoreThe Hendrick Hudson Board of Education is seeking input from the community about the qualities they would like to see in a superintendent of schools following the recent resignation of Joseph Hochreiter. Hochreiter, who led the district since 2013, took
Read MoreThe Democratic candidates in the upcoming Mount Kisco mayoral primary both highlighted why they would be best for the post and cited their top priorities during a League of Women Voters forum last week. Thomas Luzio, who received the village
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