Andrew Vitelli, editor of The White Plains Examiner, talks with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino about tourism, the county budget, child care, the HUD settlement and more. Adam StoneAdam has worked in the local news industry for the past two
Read MoreHundreds of community members joined Peekskill and Westchester County political leaders and an HBO star Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth, a historically black holiday that commemorates the Emancipation Proclamation. The festivities, in their second year, are the only Westchester Juneteenth celebration,
Read MoreHundreds of people checked out the latest models of vehicles as the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce held its first auto show, which featured 2012 and 2013 models, on Saturday, June2 at the Jefferson Valley Mall. “Having a new car auto
Read MoreWe all know Father’s Day is this Sunday, but do you know what you are going to feed the dad(s) in your life? Ideally it should be something the kids can help with. Read on for some father- pleasing ideas.
Read MoreDespite all the stressors inherent in the school year – tests, papers, etc. – the school year has its advantages. There is structure, a routine. Five days a week parents can go to work knowing that their children are cared
Read MoreDespite spotty rain, a healthy crowd milled about downtown Ossining Saturday for the village’s street fair. Village organizations like the Ossining Chamber of Commerce and the Ossining Teachers’ Association set up booths, and other vendors sold food and jewelry. Still
Read MoreHundreds of Yorktown residents poured into Jack DeVito Memorial Field behind the Yorktown Community and Cultural Center Friday night for the town’s seventh annual Relay for Life, the largest such event in the tri-state area. Despite intermittent showers, the large
Read MoreSenator Charles Schumer came to Tarrytown last week and brought with him some ideas to bolster the Westchester economy. It was no surprise to many that one of the areas on which Schumer focused was the Food and Beverage industry
Read MoreKennedy Catholic High School in Somers graduated 141 students at its 83rd annual Commencement Exercise Sunday, a record-setting class for student scholarship. Having earned more than $12.8 million in scholarship, the Class of 2012 broke the previous record of $11.9
Read MoreOssining residents camped out the Anne M. Dorner Middle School in the village Saturday night to fight back against cancer with the annual Relay for Life event. Led by co-chairs Lizzie Bly and Monica Mitchell, the event is designed around
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