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Zoe Gellert’s life-altering experience happened in sixth grade. In February 2016, while outside Seven Bridges Middle School in Chappaqua that she attended at the time, another student somehow kicked a 40-pound concrete paver onto her right foot. Despite not suffering
Read MoreThe race for the 95th Assembly District seat being vacated by longtime incumbent Sandy Galef at the end of the year continues to take shape as the first Republican/Conservative candidate has stepped forward with four Democrats jockeying to get an
Read MoreShane McGaffey, a 12-year Pleasantville Board of Education member, has decided against running for a fifth term on the board this spring. “I originally ran in 2010 on a set of issues,” McGaffey recalled. “A lot of things I ran
Read MoreFrom the seed of an idea, of a school on a farm, to becoming an internationally known education and human services organization, Green Chimneys in Brewster has achieved a major milestone yet: 75 years of service to children and animals. Green Chimneys has
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is making a push for municipalities surrounding the Indian Point nuclear power plants to receive federal assistance to help offset the loss of revenue following the plant’s closure. Earlier this month,
Read MoreIt will be the same Pleasantville Farmers Market but with a slightly different location in the Memorial Plaza parking lot when the spring-to-fall version of the popular weekly market opens next month. Effective Apr. 2, the vendors will move to
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand visited the YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester last week to announce she had secured $640,000 in federal funds for the organization as part of the bipartisan omnibus appropriations agreement for 2022. Gillibrand,
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Yorktown Trail Committee has been awarded a $2,900 grant from the Hudson River Valley Greenway for the installation of signs designed to increase awareness of many of Yorktown’s underutilized trails. The project includes a combination of
Read MoreIn the back of Scott Rizzo’s classroom at Mahopac High School sits a fish tank full of tiny brown trout swimming aimlessly. Suddenly the fish all dive to the bottom. “What’s going on?” Rizzo, asks the class. “There must be
Read MoreJoe Louis Walker has been on a fascinating, circuitous musical journey since childhood in northern California. Years before the Blues Hall of Fame inductee released his first solo album, “Cold is the Night” in 1986, he had been a successful
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