Yorktown residents won’t get a chance to size up the two candidates in person who are running in a July special election for a vacant seat on the Town Board. Leaders of the town’s Republican and Democratic committees were tentatively
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer defeated incumbent Rep. Jamaal Bowman in the 16th Congressional District primary Tuesday night and will be heavily favored to head to Washington next year. With 88 percent of the vote tallied, Latimer had 44,371 votes
Read MoreRetired county court judge Susan Cacace coasted to victory in the Democratic primary for Westchester district attorney Tuesday. According to unofficial results from the Westchester Board of Elections, with 80 percent of the 906 districts reporting, Cacace received 23,073 votes
Read MoreThe largest organization that serves the developmentally disabled community in Westchester County has begun the next phase of improvements to its facility and grounds at one of its day centers. Representatives of The Arc Westchester celebrated the recent groundbreaking for
Read MoreA development team has floated a preliminary plan to build 34 rental units on the site of a former church in Valhalla, but will first need a zoning amendment before being able to move forward. The proposal, pitched last week to
Read MoreThere couldn’t have been a more appropriate place for the family, friends and neighbors of Jon Lieb to be last Saturday. Many of the people who knew the public relations professional and sports enthusiast, were on the softball diamonds at
Read MoreTwice in the past eight years Mina Brenneman has completed a long-distance walk in Europe. In 2016, Brenneman finished the 500-mile Camino Frances from St. Jean-Pied-du-Port in France to the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in Santiago, Spain. Last year, she did
Read MoreMarsh Sanctuary and several homeowners near a 25-acre parcel in Mount Kisco filed a lawsuit against the village earlier this month charging the municipality with spot zoning in order to site a large ground-mounted solar array. In addition to Marsh
Read MoreCarrying hand-made signs, posters and banners, reproductive rights supporters rallied Sunday to protect reproductive rights for women throughout New York State. About 70 people braved high heat and humidity near Mount Kisco Village Hall for a chance to hear local
Read MoreDr. Debra Etelson, Pediatrics Anyone expecting a newborn’s arrival at their home should be aware that certain safety and comfort measures (“baby-proofing”) are in order. But when should you start preparing your home, and – given the reams of advice
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