A bipartisan group of Westchester municipal leaders joined congressman and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Tom Suozzi in Chappaqua Saturday morning to resist two pieces of legislation that they argue would drastically change the character of communities across the state. Suozzi, along
Read MoreMore than 80 people gathered last Friday on a Yorktown cul-de-sac waving their latest electric bills in protest over prohibitive rate hikes imposed by Con Edison over the past month. The demonstration at Jefferson Village, a 1,000-unit age-restricted condominium community,
Read MoreAs COVID-19 cases continue their sharp descent, the pressure on state and education officials to drop mask mandates in schools continues to grow. On Saturday afternoon more than 200 Mount Pleasant School district parents, community members and some children held
Read MoreBeing a caregiver to an aging parent is something that millions of Americans have experienced. But until it happens to you and your family it is difficult to fully understand the impact it has on your life. Licensed clinical social
Read MoreWith spring on the horizon, the Town of Yorktown is giving a few of its parks’ facilities some needed upgrades. At Railroad Park in downtown Yorktown Heights, town officials are preparing to solicit bids for an estimated $70,000 renovation of
Read MoreNow that the state’s redistricting process is apparently complete for the next decade, one of the area’s veteran Assembly members has announced he will be running for another term. Assemblyman Tom Abinanti (D-Pleasantville) is prepared to run for a seventh
Read MoreThroughout February, the White Plains Business Improvement District (BID) continues its Winter Outlook series with a month dedicated to fitness opportunities in downtown White Plains. The downtown establishments will offer specials highlighting their signature programs, while adhering to New York
Read MoreA book club is not the first thing you think about when you hear the words “math class,” but Dr. Rebecca Greenfeld’s personal finance students at Brewster High School recently participated in just that. After taking a course hosted by
Read MorePutnam County is putting together a long list of worthy projects to consider funding with the $19.1 million expected from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021. Putnam County Executive MaryEllen Odell said under consideration are requests from outside
Read MoreThe first night court session in the Town of Cortlandt was held Feb. 2 at Cortlandt Town Hall. Town justices Maritza Fugaro-Norton and Kimberly Ragazzo last year proposed switching the traditional Thursday day court session to Wednesday evenings to provide
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