White Plains High School’s faculty and administrators have devised a groundbreaking program that simultaneously looks to address the nationwide teacher shortage and provide students with a potential path for a career in education. Last week, school officials announced that a
Read MoreWith the atrocities in Israel perpetrated by Hamas painfully fresh in people’s minds, an estimated 1,200 people turned out Sunday evening for a solemn vigil in downtown Chappaqua to stand in solidarity with Israel and the Jewish community. Organized by
Read MoreMount Pleasant officials have retained a local engineering firm to analyze how some of the flooding that has plagued areas of town after recent storms can be mitigated in the future. Last week the Town Board reviewed steps with John
Read MoreBy Michael Gold All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) can pollute streams, wetlands and the air, destroy vegetation, which helps hold down the soil so it can absorb rain, and drive off wildlife. They also fill the air with a considerable amount of
Read MoreCarmel School District officials are condemning two acts of antisemitic vandalism discovered at the high school. In a statement issued Oct. 4, the Board of Education said a swastika was discovered Oct. 3 carved into the leg of a table
Read MoreThe long-awaited redevelopment plans for the former Galleria shopping mall site in downtown White Plains were unveiled last week. The estimated $2.5 billion open space, mixed-use residential and retail project, called The District Galleria, was jointly announced by Pacific Retail
Read MoreMount Kisco residents awoke to a heart-wrenching scene this morning as a ferocious fire tore through Mast Market overnight, destroying the popular local organic market and cafe. Witnesses at the scene this morning reported that the Mount Kisco Fire Department,
Read MoreThe ongoing dispute over the exterior appearance of 52 Depew St. in Pleasantville escalated last week as the village’s Planning Commission & Architectural Review Board public hearing grappled with how to solve the dilemma. For two years the board has
Read MoreFor 29 years, it has been one of the region’s feel-good gathering of love and hope for individuals and families affected in some way by cancer. Support-A-Walk, the largest fundraiser for Yorktown-based Support Connection, was founded by local residents as
Read MoreThe Armonk Outdoor Art Show has always been about high-quality art throughout its history. That remains true today, but organizers have been hard at work to make sure that the nationally acclaimed show appeals to hardcore connoisseurs looking to bolster
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