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By Rick Pezzullo A former Peekskill police officer is facing seven years in state prison after pleading guilty last week to sexually abusing a woman he threatened with arrest while he was on duty on multiple occasions. Michael Agovino, 35,
Read MoreBedford School District officials grappled last week with whether they should trim the maximum allowable tax levy proposed in the administration’s $148.4 million budget for 2022-23 to provide relief to residents in a challenging economy. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joel
Read MoreProhibitive increases in Con Edison utility bills have prompted state Sen. Shelley Mayer (D-Yonkers) and other officials to urge their colleagues and consumers to fight back. Mayer, joined for a webinar last Wednesday by representatives from the nonprofit Public Utility
Read MoreThe owners of the Millwood Supply property pitched a conceptual plan to the New Castle Town Board last week for a mixed-use development at the former lumberyard site. Preliminary plans call for up to 50 units of housing over ground-floor
Read MoreThree anti-abortion advocates affiliated with the pro-life religious group Red Rose Rescue (RRR) were found guilty of criminal trespass in the third degree, a misdemeanor, following a three-day trial at White Plains City Court. The six-person, all-female jury found Matthew
Read MoreA love of reading has bonded students at Kent Primary School with technology and engineering students at Carmel High School. During Read Across America week, students in the Home Maintenance class at the high school visited the elementary school to
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Cortlandt Planning Board approved the expansion of an existing Sinclair gas station and convenience store on Route 6 in Cortlandt earlier this month. Palisades Enterprises LLC was seeking site plan approval to expand the current gas
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo Inclement weather forced the cancellation of the White Plains St. Patrick’s Day Parade last Saturday. However, it has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 26. After a two-year absence, the 23rd annual parade will kick-off at noon at
Read MoreFor as much pain and loneliness that the pandemic has brought, for some, the extra time at home has spawned artistic ventures. You can put Mount Pleasant resident Joe Walden and Phil Went, a Pound Ridge resident, into that category.
Read MoreThe 250th anniversary of the nation’s birth may be more than four years away, but the North Castle Historical Society isn’t wasting any time to prepare for the celebration. The historical society announced last week it will form a committee,
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