County officials and law enforcement authorities outlined security precautions and enlisted the public’s help Thursday after a series of suspected explosive devices were aimed at political targets this week, including two in Westchester. In an afternoon briefing in White Plains,
Read MoreThe Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee Sunday night released four findings against state Sen. Terrence Murphy for issuing misleading or unsubstantiated campaign statements, including one that charged Democratic challenger Peter Harckham with having simultaneously worked two state jobs. Harckham
Read MoreWhen Staff Sgt. Jaymes Poling returned from combat in Afghanistan for the last time in December 2013, he wasn’t overly concerned about his transition back to civilian life. But that changed one night while at his father’s house in Cleveland.
Read MoreJason Fine and Aaron Notis recognized that they and many of their peers were not as aware of certain historical events or struggles around the world as they should be. The two Horace Greeley High School seniors have sought to
Read MoreWhen Life Time Athletic Chappaqua opens later this fall, Mamaroneck resident and newly-named General Manager Michael Spiegel will be greeting members as they begin their healthy way of life experience. Spiegel and his team of nearly 200 staff members will
Read MoreHard hit portions of New Castle were nearly back to normal on Thursday after a band of violent thunderstorms ripped through the town earlier this week and spawned a tornado, according to the National Weather Service. There were 17 roads
Read MoreYou couldn’t ask for a better day than last Saturday for any outdoor activity, whether it was a day in the park or choosing which books to buy at the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival. The sixth annual festival was bigger
Read MoreSupporters of the proposed Reproductive Health Act 40th gathered in Chappaqua last Friday with Senate District candidate Peter Harckham urging the importance of swinging the Senate to the Democrats to pass the legislation. Harckham was joined by Lt. Gov. Kathy
Read MoreJohn Fanelli fell in love with the theater during his senior year in high school. In his baseball cleats, the Dobbs Ferry native auditioned for that year’s senior musical, “Bye Bye Birdie,” without a bit of acting experience or training.
Read MoreIf you’re a child and love to read or a parent who hopes to get your son or daughter to read more, than Chappaqua is the place to be this Saturday. Thousands of children and parents will converge in the
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