When Race Amity groups all over the country meet on a monthly basis, the goal is to talk about racial differences in an engaging atmosphere. Race Amity of Northern Westchester & Putnam (RANWP) held its fifth annual Amity Day Festival
Read MoreA wildfire expert compared smoke pouring into the New York metro area and much of the Northeast from the Canadian forest fires to the worst conditions experienced in recent years in California. Alistair Hayden, an assistant professor in the Department
Read MoreA second location in Westchester is housing migrants in a hotel on White Plains’ Central Avenue, County Executive George Latimer and Mayor Tom Roach confirmed Tuesday. Latimer said that 16 rooms were currently being occupied by families totaling 46 people,
Read MoreMount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi has no plans to lift the state of emergency in Mount Pleasant despite the fact that no migrants will be housed at the Pleasantville Cottage School. Fulgenzi said last week that he was happy to
Read MoreNew Rochelle’s Ann Chiappetta, like most blind people, maneuvers around all manner of challenges on a daily basis that most folks likely never consider. For instance, in our digital age, just imagine what it’s like to navigate a website that
Read MoreFor a century-old landmark church that has long served countless numbers of community groups and parishioners, restoring and reinforcing the building’s core structure is essential. Built in 1912, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville is nearing completion of a major
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht The Town of New Castle held a rally against gun violence early Thursday evening, as town officials, anti-gun violence advocates and a gun violence victim shared powerful messages to concerned residents. The rally was held on the
Read MoreSomehow, it’s already June, and we’re excited to announce our Club Fit-sponsored Athletes of the Season finalists for spring of 2023. It’s important to emphasize how a finalist nomination itself is a significant achievement. Of the hundreds of area student-athletes,
Read MoreOn July 30, Pleasantville’s moratorium on new downtown development will end. The six-month pause started in January after residents expressed concern with what they saw as an escalated pace in new housing construction. The moratorium has allowed the village to
Read MoreFormer Mount Kisco mayor Michael Cindrich is joining forces with two first-time candidates in a campaign for an independent run for the Village Board in November. Cindrich, who spent 14 years as mayor and also previously served as a trustee,
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