Six years after losing the Mount Kisco mayor’s seat, Michael Cindrich secured a comeback victory Tuesday night and will be joined by at least one of his two running mates on the Village Board. Cindrich scored a surprising victory on
Read MoreAn Armonk woman who has previously accused the Westchester County Board of Elections of discrimination revealed Monday that she was never assigned a polling site for Election Day despite having successfully completed training in June. Geri Mariano, who previously claimed
Read MoreRonni Diamondstein had long envisioned herself authoring a children’s book. After all, she spent most of her career as a school librarian and teacher, the last 20 years with the White Plains School District. What makes Diamondstein’s Nov. 7 debut
Read MoreLeaders in government, education, business and a key Westchester nonprofit organization that helps immigrants adjust to the U.S. said the nation benefits economically and culturally from the contributions of new arrivals. Westchester Community College (WCC) hosted a Neighbors Link forum
Read MoreA breast cancer diagnosis can shake a woman to her core, but today’s treatments and surgical and breast reconstruction techniques have helped millions of women around the world continue to lead full lives. That was one of the takeaways during
Read MoreA former Westchester County deputy county executive was arrested for his role in a hit-and-run accident more than a week ago on a stretch of road in Mount Pleasant that residents have charged is dangerous. Neil DeLuca, 74, who served
Read MoreThe distrust between Mount Pleasant officials and JCCA representatives continues to grow after Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi divulged that up to 25 migrant children with emotional and/or behavioral needs will soon be staying at the Cottage School campus. Fulgenzi said the
Read MoreMount Pleasant voters will have a clear choice in this year’s Town Board election, whether to stick with the party which has led the town for decades or go in a different direction. The Town Board race for two four-year
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Democratic Committee has come back to life, now running candidates for town government after years of dormancy. This year, in addition to a pair of Town Board candidates, they have nominated retired Sleepy Hollow police lieutenant Frank
Read MoreOver the past 10 years, there hasn’t been too much excitement in North Castle on the alternating years of town elections. That has changed this year. As outgoing Supervisor Michael Schiliro completes a decade in his current post and 16
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