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Climate activists greeted bicyclists at Peekskill’s Riverfront Green Sunday afternoon who are making a week-long trek from New York City to Albany to convince lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul to pass legislation that tackles climate change. The cyclists left Battery
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board signaled last week it will call for the more extensive environmental review of a proposed solar array because of the potential cumulative impacts with a cell tower at the same site. All five board members
Read MoreThe purpose and fate of the fabled “Mothball Fleet” anchored in the Hudson River near Peekskill for 25 years will be presented in a program on Saturday, April 16th, at 2 p.m. at the Little Red Schoolhouse, 297 Locust Avenue
Read MoreThe upcoming weekend is one of the biggest of the year for practicing Christians, who will celebrate Good Friday and Easter, and Jews who will come together on Friday for the first night of Passover. The same is true for
Read MoreBy Bailey Hosfelt A public hearing is set for May 2 to discuss the White Plains 2022 to 2023 budget. The City of White Plains submitted a proposed $210.3 million budget to the Common Council early last week ahead of
Read MoreThroughout winter and spring, it’s common to find thousands of students throughout the region working on science and technology projects at fairs and competitions. One school that might not be top of mind when it comes to seeing high-quality projects
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The first Trader Joe’s supermarket in northern Westchester is scheduled to open in Yorktown this summer. Breslin Realty Development Corp. confirmed last week the worst secret in town that the long-sought-after specialty grocer would be occupying the
Read MoreThere has been much concern that Westchester County and neighboring counties have a dearth of independent living options for empty nesters and retirees. The shortage forces many older people to relocate to other areas of the country, far from friends
Read MoreA resolution recommending Westchester County consider buying a 36.8-acre parcel in an environmentally sensitive area of Mount Pleasant was unanimously approved by a county advisory board last month creating a possibility that the land could be preserved from development. The
Read MoreResidents of a New Castle street are appealing to the town that the introduction of a rumble strip late last year along the double yellow line has made their lives unbearable. Several Croton Lake Road residents said after placing the
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