A Danbury, CT woman was indicted last week on charges of grand larceny and identity theft for stealing more than $300,000 from a 95-year-old woman with dementia while she was under the caseworker’s care. According to New York Attorney General
Read MoreThe Town of Kent Police Department is mourning the deaths of its two beloved K-9 companions. K-9 Radar, who joined the force in 2013 and retired in 2022, succumbed to an aggressive illness March 21. A few days earlier, on
Read MoreA state-of-the-art ShopRite supermarket opened its doors Sunday morning on the former site of a movie theater on Route 9A in Elmsford. Westchester County Deputy County Executive Ken Jenkins, State Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky, Elmsford Mayor Robert Williams and Greenburgh Town
Read More, A pair of Somers athletes were voted by Examiner readers as the winter season Athletes of the Season. Haylie Donovan, a sophomore sprinter on the girls’ indoor track team, and Jay Wilkinson, a senior swimmer, are our female and
Read More, Messy Marijuana Rollout Disrupts Budding Industry, Creates Logjam Like most surgeons, accustomed to directing the action, Dr. Stanley West was a commanding presence. A Vietnam veteran and father of two sons, West raised a family in Bedford, and
Read MoreAdrian Kudva began taking piano lessons last spring, but he has already accomplished a feat that most others who play an instrument have never experienced. The four-and-a-half-year-old Armonk boy, who won’t begin kindergarten until next fall, won the Elite International
Read MorePeekskill Mayor Vivian McKenzie received a standing ovation in the chamber of City Hall after delivering her State of the City address last week. Two years ago, McKenzie made history being elected the first Black female mayor in the City
Read MoreA 78-year-old Queens man was arraigned last week in White Plains City Court on multiple felony charges for allegedly practicing dentistry without a license at a White Plains storefront. Cesar Masso was arrested by White Plains Police on March 9
Read MoreVillage Trustees Nicole Asquith and Paul Alvarez have been re-elected, and each will serve another three-year term on the Pleasantville Village Board. Vying for one of the seats was former Mount Pleasant councilwoman Francesca Hagadus, making it one of the
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