More than 350 high school students came to Northern Westchester Hospital (NWH) last Saturday in what could be a positive life-changing experience for them. Those students from around Westchester and the Bronx attended the hospital’s sixth annual Medical Career Expo
Read MoreA proposed change to the starting time at Church Street School in the White Plains School District has many families up in arms. More than 340 people have signed petitions opposing a plan under review by Superintendent of Schools Dr.
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About a decade ago, longtime Pleasantville resident John Mueller was alarmed at the spiraling rates of overdoses and drug use among local youths. While reports suggested it may have been part of a national trend, Mueller knew that something had
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Colleen Spor’s husband Joseph was one of 343 New York City firefighters who perished on Sept. 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center catastrophically collapsed following the terrorist attacks. Last week, Spor stood with Assemblyman Matt Slater (R-Yorktown) to support
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If you need some work done around the house that requires heavy lifting, who better to call than the Horace Greeley High School wrestling team? For years, the Greeley wrestling team has visited P.S. 811X (formerly P10X) in the Bronx,
Read MorePeekskill Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Mauricio and the Board of Education were taken to task last week by several residents for failing to quickly address Mauricio’s alleged involvement in a ticket-fixing controversy. The flap led to the departure of
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The Chappaqua School District will convene a task force to help phase in electric buses so the district can comply with the state mandate that all school buses be electric in New York by 2035. A study was recently completed
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Board of Education voted unanimously last week to schedule a Dec. 17 referendum to help fund a $15 million capital project to upgrade district athletic and recreational facilities. “This resolution is to solidify the board’s commitment to the
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A little more than an hour into last Saturday’s Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival, author Diane deGroat ran out of her Halloween-themed book and only had a copy or two left of her Thanksgiving story. It wasn’t only the seasonal nature
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One of the most talked about children’s book festivals in the United States comes back for its 11th year this Saturday. The Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival at the Chappaqua train station draws families from throughout the tristate area and children’s
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