The Child Advocacy Center of Putnam County has announced that registration is open for the Annual One Too Many NY 5K to end child abuse. This event will be held virtually September 17th-19th, 2021. The virtual fundraiser is open to
Read MoreThe Mets may have lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday night in a nationally televised game, but Ethan Donn came out a winner. Donn, 20, a senior at White Plains High School, wowed the crowd at Citi Field in
Read MoreSal Lilienthal, director of a bicycle tour company, is planning to bike 33 miles along the North County Trailway, then kayak 1.5 miles across the Hudson River. The bike ride will take him into Yorktown Heights, where a ceremony will
Read MoreThe Friends of Yorktown Parks and Recreation held a Pitch’n Putt & Hole-In-One Contest/Family Fun Day at Downing Park on July 17, attracting a large a turnout. There was something of interest or to do for everyone in the family. A
Read MoreBy Sherrie Dulworth A private island estate is not a typical book launch backdrop, but as author Joe Massaro recounts in his recent memoir, “The Impossible Road: From The First Seat In The Dumb Row To My Own Private Island,”
Read MoreBallard-Durand Funeral Home in White Plains unveiled an interactive installation Friday at its Maple Avenue location as a sign of appreciation to the community. “The White Plains Wall” is a three-panel display designed by local artist Sabrina Crowley to remind
Read MoreThey say music can heal body and soul and Montrose resident Don Simons has actively proved that adage for 500 days. During the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, Simons was, like the rest of us, amazed at the resiliency and dedication
Read MoreThe Westchester County, Mount Pleasant and North Castle police departments are inviting the public to come out on Tuesday, Aug. 3, from 5 to 9 p.m. to play a little kickball and get to know some of the police officers
Read MoreThe Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden in North Salem will present on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 1 at 2 p.m. a special live panel discussion that examines the intersection between artists’ emotions and creativity. The participants are the artists whose
Read MoreLike most lifestyle events, the Putnam County Wine & Food Fest took a break in 2020 because of the Coronavirus. But with things gradually getting back to stability, organizers are preparing to say ‘Cheers!’ for its 10th anniversary. The return
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