For the second time in three years, Byram Hills School District voters will have a choice on the ballot in next Tuesday’s Board of Education election. This year’s candidates are three-term incumbent Scott Levy, Petrie Verma, who is completing his
Read MoreEight candidates are running for three available seats on the White Plains Board of Education. Seven of those board hopefuls participated in a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters May 9 at White Plains High School. Donna Giambalvo
Read MoreThe developers seeking to transform the former Chase Bank building at 444 Bedford Rd. in Pleasantville into residential units and a retail space presented revised plans last week to the village’s Planning Commission. Property owner Michael Beldotti, his lawyer Jeffrey Gasbarro and
Read MoreCommunity Based Services has had more than four decades of experience in helping members of the intellectual and developmentally disabled population reach their potential. More than two years ago, the nonprofit branched out into the art world to not only
Read MoreSeveral North Castle residents in the hamlet of Banksville pressed town officials last week to step up patrols or introduce other strategies to protect homeowners against a rash of car thefts on residential properties. The pleas by residents at last
Read MoreRestoration work will begin at the Westchester County-owned Merestead estate after County Executive George Latimer signed a $1.5 million bond act last Wednesday that had been unanimously approved by the Board of Legislators in late April. Last week’s signing will
Read MoreA new state-of-the-art movie theater complex is set to open this week in the former Showcase Cinema de Lux location at the White Plains City Center. Apple Cinemas, a movie theater chain with 11 other locations in the northeast, will
Read MoreJake Arcara was only 28 years old when he was killed nearly two years ago by an elderly driver while working on a drainage project for the Yorktown Highway Department. Arcara, revered for his pleasant demeanor, was working as a
Read More‘IT’S BONUSES FOR BODIES’ This is the 16th installment in an investigative series, launched in December 2022, about CareMount/Optum/UnitedHealth and broader concerns about corporate medical care. By Adam Stone Let me start off by saying I read the letter from
Read MoreArea state representatives announced last week that New York’s Department of Transportation (DOT) has allocated up to $20 million in the current fiscal year for the next phase of the Route 9A modernization project. The money will cover preliminary engineering,
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