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Several residents who clashed with members of the Lakeland Board of Education during a budget meeting at Lakeland High School Feb. 10 were escorted out by police for unruly behavior after refusing to follow repeated requests to calm down. The
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Putnam County Health Department has reported more than 72 percent of residents have completed their primary series of COVID-19 vaccinations. The Health Department held its last vaccination clinics last week as public demand for COVID vaccines
Read MoreTwo recent thefts at The Westchester Mall are currently under investigation by White Plains Police. White Plains Public Safety posted on Facebook on Feb. 5 stating that they were aware of recent social media posts and videos regarding the thefts
Read MoreWhen you hear Giuliana Calandrucci’s debut single, “Be Alright,” it’s not just the clarity of her voice but the growing beat of this heartfelt ballad that pulls the listener in. The single will be released this Friday, Feb. 18, the
Read MoreA 21-year-old Pleasantville man who worked at a village vape shop was arrested recently for providing an underage girl with marijuana, alcohol and nicotine vape products, police said. Mohamed T. Elganzory was arrested on Feb. 3 following a month-long investigation
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are considering possible relocation of a proposed cell tower to a remote portion of Leonard Park and reclaiming the lost parkland by potentially using eminent domain to acquire the current site. Mayor Gina Picinich said last week
Read MoreCounty Police/Mount Kisco Feb. 10: Norberto Lopez-Mendez, 47, of East Hyatt Avenue was charged at 7:49 p.m. with driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, after he struck a parked car while driving on Woodland Street. He was booked at the Green
Read MoreA bipartisan group of Westchester municipal leaders joined congressman and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Tom Suozzi in Chappaqua Saturday morning to resist two pieces of legislation that they argue would drastically change the character of communities across the state. Suozzi, along
Read MoreMore than 80 people gathered last Friday on a Yorktown cul-de-sac waving their latest electric bills in protest over prohibitive rate hikes imposed by Con Edison over the past month. The demonstration at Jefferson Village, a 1,000-unit age-restricted condominium community,
Read MoreAs COVID-19 cases continue their sharp descent, the pressure on state and education officials to drop mask mandates in schools continues to grow. On Saturday afternoon more than 200 Mount Pleasant School district parents, community members and some children held
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