Westchester County Crime Stoppers announced Wednesday a new $3,500 reward for information on a Pleasantville murder investigation that is nearly 20 years old. Organization Chairman Derickson Lawrence said he hoped the new reward, along with an existing $2,500 reward from
Read MoreSeveral local Democratic officials are calling for a halt to construction on the Algonquin gas pipeline until the plan to clear-cut hundreds of trees in Blue Mountain Preserve is reviewed by state officials. State Assembly members Sandy Galef (D-Ossining) and
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo joined hundreds of Regeneron employees Thursday morning at the pharmaceutical company’s Tarrytown campus to celebrate the recent addition of nearly 300,000 square feet of lab space and to announce another expansion project. Employees began moving into the
Read MoreThe Republicans picked up an open seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators Tuesday night as Bedford Councilman Francis Corcoran defeated Mount Kisco village Trustee Karen Schleimer in District 2. With 100 percent of the districts tabulated early Wednesday
Read MoreBy Sarah Bonanno The Pleasantville Village Board approved Monday night the village’s participation in a Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program (CCA), a pilot program through Sustainable Westchester designed to save residents money on their energy bills. Sustainable Westchester, a nonprofit
Read MoreSunday was a great day to be in Mount Pleasant to pay tribute to an extraordinary group of men and women who after nearly two-and-a-half centuries continue to help make America great. American Legion Post 112 in Hawthorne rolled out
Read MoreWith only weeks left in the current state legislative session, Westchester and Putnam school officials are urging lawmakers to halt the proposed Education Transformation Act of 2015. At a Thursday morning press conference at Harrison High School, parents and school
Read MoreSome homeowners may be uncertain how much their landscaper is going to charge them each time they visit their property. Other providers may try to get paid in cash in an increasingly cash-less society. There are times when the homeowner
Read MoreAs voters throughout New York State will decide their school district’s 2015-16 budget next week, most school officials have found ways to maintain programs despite the tax cap and lack of mandate relief. However, there are some grassroots groups and
Read MoreThe ability to feed Westchester County’s hungry has vastly improved thanks to a merger of two organizations dedicated to the cause. The Food Bank for Westchester and the Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and Homeless signed an official merger agreement
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