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The first weekend in October should have been the time when one of the metropolitan area’s and the nation’s top art shows returned to Armonk. It will still be held but from a distance. The 59th annual Armonk Outdoor Art
Read moreA former Somers Central School District bus driver has pleaded guilty to driving drunk with several students in the vehicle, according to the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office. Somers resident William Mendez, 62, appeared in Westchester County Court before Judge
Read moreBruce Bendish, the Republican nominee for Westchester District Attorney, has ended his candidacy, effectively handing the office to Democrat Mimi Rocah. Bendish, 73, a criminal attorney with a practice in Elmsford, faced an uphill battle with the county having strongly
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By Lindsay Emery Hundreds gathered early Sunday evening outside the federal courthouse in White Plains for a vigil to commemorate the life and legacy of Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Indivisible Westchester organized the event shortly after Ginsburg’s
Read moreA Police Reform Committee has been established in the City of White Plains. According to Mayor Tom Roach, the committee will review the needs of the White Plains community served by its police department; evaluate the department’s current policies and
Read moreWestchester County police and its law enforcement partners will be conducting increased patrols around Jewish houses of worship and other high-profile locations during the upcoming High Holidays. All law enforcement agencies within Counter-Terrorism Zone 3 will be participating in Operation
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The Mt. Kisco Theater is the latest vacancy to line E. Main Street, with the popular movie house falling victim to forced closures and delayed reopenings caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. What was originally deemed a temporary closure due to
Read moreWestchester County officials announced a $10 million grant program Wednesday to help sustain small businesses and nonprofit organizations who have been significantly hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications for the Business FIRST initiative will be accepted starting Monday morning and
Read moreNew Castle Police arrested a Chappaqua man Tuesday night for allegedly stealing a Black Lives Matter yard sign from a private home last weekend. Vincent LaDuca, 57, was charged with one count of Petit Larceny, a class A misdemeanor, upon
Read moreA former Lewisboro town justice will spend the next six months in prison after failing to pay nearly $500,000 in taxes and falsifying information during a roughly eight-year long tax evasion scheme. Marc Seedorf, a 64-year old South Salem resident,
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