The Cortlandt Town Board is offering incentives to encourage employees to get vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Supervisor Dr. Richard Becker said about 20% of the town’s workforce, which amounts to approximately 40 employees, have yet to be vaccinated, putting
Read MoreEyebrows were raised last week when the Carmel Town Board voted to approve Doreen Cazzari, wife of newly elected Supervisor Mike Cazzari, as Senior Account Clerk in the town’s Accounting Office. During public comment at last week’s meeting, Mahopac resident
Read MoreAn Ossining High School senior was named last week as one of 40 finalists in this year’s Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors. Nyasha Nyoni has already earned
Read MoreThe Town of Greenburgh is mourning the loss of an internationally respected fashion icon who was a familiar face in the community. Andre Leon Talley, who resided in the Worthington section of Greenburgh, died Jan. 18 at White Plains Hospital
Read MoreWhether we stand on the left or the right politically, we can agree that we want to know that our government is fiscally responsible and gets good value for the hard-earned dollars that we pay in taxes. However, our Putnam
Read MoreNew Castle fire commissioners have agreed to delay the $17 million firehouse expansion and modernization referendum, citing challenges created by this winter’s COVID-19 surge and the need for more time to plan the project. The New Castle Fire District No.
Read MoreHundreds of police officers throughout the lower Hudson Valley participated in a caravan Sunday afternoon to the Harlem police precinct that saw one of its officers fatally shot Friday night and another fighting for his life. About 50 law enforcement
Read MoreThe Byram Hills Board of Education will be accepting letters of interest for the remainder of this week from community members who would like to fill the recently vacated board seat until the May election. Board members reached consensus at
Read MoreMore than 100 Pleasantville School District residents have signed up to volunteer for the district’s new Diversity Equity and Inclusion Access (DEIA) Stakeholder Committee. The group met for the first time on Dec. 20, and according to Superintendent of Schools
Read MoreNew state guidelines adopted by the Westchester County Department of Health related to isolation and quarantine requirements for students exposed to COVID-19 and a forthcoming Test-to-Stay program will help White Plains Public Schools minimize potential disruptions due to the Omicron
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