A Rye city councilwoman officially launched her campaign on Friday for the 37th state Senate District seat looking to help the Republicans capture a district the party has long coveted. Julie Killian, who has served the past four years on
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino and state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) unveiled 12 new drop boxes throughout Westchester on Wednesday that will allow the public to properly dispose of unused prescription drugs. The $8,000 state grant obtained by Murphy will pay
Read MoreBy Kevin Mayne County Executive Rob Astorino unveiled a plan on Monday to address the way sports concussions are identified and treated with a focus on reducing risks for high school athletes. Joined by local, state and national concussion care
Read MoreWestchester County Executive Rob Astorino introduced his 2016 budget Friday to county officials and the press, his sixth consecutive spending plan without a tax levy increase. The $1.8 billion budget maintains what Astorino called his two key goals: no tax
Read MoreFour Westchester residents who now dedicate themselves to helping save lives were recognized this week as part of the county’s annual effort to increase volunteerism this weekend. Westchester’s annual 9/11 Serve + Remember effort, organized by Volunteer New York! allows
Read MoreSmokehouse Tailgate Grill Manager/Pitcher Joe Brown admitted that even he got nervous when Ron Blacks third baseman Richard Bastar slammed a three-run homerun to make the score 9-8, in the sixth inning of Game Two of the White Plains Recreation
Read MoreNorth Castle Supervisor Michael Schiliro unleashed harsh criticism of County Legislator Michael Smith last week after a guest column by the lawmaker’s aide accused the town of refusing to cooperate with county officials to help renovate the historic Miller House.
Read MoreA second suspect has been charged with first-degree manslaughter in the beating death of a homeless man in Mount Kisco, Milton Ventura, 35, of Mount Kisco was taken into custody by county police detectives and formally charged Tuesday night and
Read MoreTwo proposed laws are before the Greenburgh Town Board to curb prostitution hidden in illicit massage establishments in the town, most prominently on Central Avenue. The public hearing, opened on June 10, attracted several licensed/clinical massage therapists who felt the
Read MoreBy Isabella Fitzgerald Emilie Gossiaux was an aspiring artist from New Orleans who arrived in New York City to attend Cooper Union School of Art. Her love for sculpting and visual arts stemmed from having impaired hearing while growing up.
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