The Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual Village Fair today until 5 p.m. The event is expected to draw more than 15,000 visitors. At the Opening Ceremony, which took place at the Market Square Stage, the Elks
Read MoreWith a forecast that calls for the temperature to reach 95 degrees today the Westchester County Health Department issued a heat advisory that led to Ossining and Peekskill opening up cooling stations in their areas. Adam StoneAdam has worked in
Read MoreThe Ossining Town Democratic Committee has revealed its slates of candidates to run in the November general election for offices representing the Town of Ossining and Village of Ossining. The endorsed Democratic candidates are: Catherine Borgia, District 9 Westchester County
Read MoreBy the time the polls closed on Tuesday night, the voters in all seven of the northern Westchester school districts passed their respective budgets. In addition the capital projects and bus propositions were approved in Lakeland, Peekskill and Yorktown. However,
Read MoreOssining’s families and neighbors joined in the Earth Day festivities on April 30 at Louis B. Engel Waterfront Park. Bringing as much fun as it did education to the community, Ossining’s Earth Day/Stash the Trash event was filled with activities,
Read MoreWestchester County legislators are working on redistricting county legislative districts after the results of the 2010 Census came in. Redistricting in the county takes place every ten years to ensure that each legislator is serving the same amount of constituents.
Read MoreIt is political musical chairs in Ossining. Councilman Peter Tripodi (R-Ossining) has declared his intention to run for town supervisor days after Supervisor Catherine Borgia (D-Ossining) announced her bid for county legislator. The moves come after Legislator Bill Burton (D-Ossining)
Read MoreRepublican Susan Konig has declared her intentions to run for Westchester County Legislator in the 9th District. Konig will be running against Democratic Ossining Town Supervisor Catherine Borgia, who announced her candidacy last week. Konig unsuccessfully ran in 2009, losing
Read MoreCatherine Borgia, the supervisor for the Town of Ossining, has announced plans to run for Westchester County Legislature in the fall. Borgia, a Democrat, will be running in the 9th District, which represents Ossining, Croton, Briarcliff Manor and parts of
Read MoreWestchester County Legislator Bill Burton announced he would not seek reelection to the seat he has held since 2005. Burton represents Briarcliff, Cortlandt, Croton and Ossining. An Ossining resident, Burton was the town supervisor from 1991 to 1997. Burton currently
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