Enhancing safety and alleviating flooding and noise were the primary concerns of community members during a state Department of Transportation (DOT) public workshop last week on improving a key stretch of Route 9A. The well-attended June 21 workshop at Todd
Read MoreWestchester County Police detectives charged a Mount Kisco man with first-degree manslaughter for allegedly stabbing to death another resident late Saturday night in a house where they both lived. The suspect, Oscar Morales, 41, and the victim lived at 305
Read MoreNearly 17 months before the next federal election three Democrats have lined up to take their shot at the nomination in hopes of winning back the 17th Congressional District from freshman Rep. Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River). Last week former Bedford
Read MoreMembers of the Putnam Valley Board of Education rebuked the Chappaqua School District last week for using its financial resources to entice teachers into switching districts a year after losing its high school principal. Putnam Valley Board Vice President Joseph
Read MoreBy Lily Spinda Many people look forward to the start of summer for the warm weather, an upcoming vacation and the long hours of sunlight. For Don Gibson, this week, the sun will never set. People from around the globe
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht The City of White Plains held its third public workshop in its quest to update its Comprehensive Plan Monday evening that partially focused on the future of the property that was home to the now-shuttered Galleria mall.
Read MoreElectric vehicles may be the wave of the future, but there still seems to be a sizeable portion of the population that’s a bit skittish about charging and costs. Last Saturday, the New Castle Sustainability Advisory Board in collaboration with
Read MoreNew York City is suing Putnam County and 30 other counties across the state for emergency declarations that have prevented the city from relocating asylum seekers to many locations outside the five boroughs. The litigation, filed in state Supreme Court
Read MoreIt seemed everyone who came into contact with Jonathan Lieb loved to be around him, the source of positive energy and optimism. Wherever he might be in and around his home community of Pleasantville, and anywhere else for that matter,
Read MoreOur Special Report Shows How Area People in Need ‘Fall Off a Cliff’ After High School This is the second installment in a continuing series about issues impacting local people with disabilities, and the need for improvement. By Adam Stone
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