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Livid Bedford School District parents demanded change from the Board of Education and administrators last week after details emerged about the circulation of images and videos of naked special education students at Fox Lane High School. A succession of parents,
Read MoreCounty Police/Mount Kisco Apr. 5: Report of a larceny at TJ Maxx on East Main Street at 4:15 p.m. A store employee reported that a man asked to be shown some jewelry, snatched five bracelets from the display case and
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo Now that some municipalities across the state have made the decision to allow marijuana dispensaries to set up shop, the focus now turns to where to locate the businesses. Two weeks ago, the Village of Ossining Board
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo A former Village of Brewster police officer could face up to 25 years behind bars after pleading guilty Friday to charges in connection with a sex trafficking scheme. Wayne Peiffer, 48, pled guilty in federal court in
Read MoreBy Bailey Hosfelt Stefania Mignone was sworn in as the new Commissioner of the White Plains Department of Public Works (DPW) during the Common Council meeting on April 4. Previously the Deputy Commissioner, Mignone has been with the DPW for
Read MoreMount Pleasant officials are closing in on adopting a revised Comprehensive Plan for the first time in more than 50 years, with a few key revisions including removing references to a form-based code. Town planning consultant Patrick Cleary reviewed the
Read MoreThere was no explanation of what may have triggered the sudden resignations of two Chappaqua Library Board of Trustees members last week. The names of two members of the five-member board, Vice President Lane Shea and Trustee Nishat Hydari, disappeared
Read MoreDressed in colonial garb and full of excitement, CV Starr fourth-graders recently took part in the Colonial Fair, one of the school’s most beloved annual traditions. “The Colonial Fair began in 2001 thanks to a Brewster Education Foundation grant,” said
Read MoreOver the past two years, hundreds of thousands of visitors took advantage of the open space at Rockefeller Park Preserve, the opportunity to safely spend time outside after being cooped up at home. What had been missing at the park,
Read MoreSeveral prominent developers in Westchester County discussed the state of the economy and challenges of building in a webinar last week moderated by Business Council of Westchester President and CEO Marsha Gordon. “I’m sure you have all noticed the changing
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