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Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday that she is lifting the mask mandate for businesses effective Thursday but will keep the requirement for schools intact until at least early March. Just over 12 hours before her second extension of the mask
Read MoreA Somers man could face up to 25 years in prison after being found guilty Monday for his actions in a wrong-way, head-on collision two years ago that resulted in the death of two Ardsley residents. After a four-week bench
Read MoreNew Castle officials are considering changing the name of its Committee on Race and Equity and potentially expanding the scope of the group in hopes of attracting more residents to serve. Last week Supervisor Lisa Katz pitched the idea to
Read MoreMany parents bring home books for their children to read when they’re young. Years ago, Melvyn Tanzman sought very specific ones for his kids. Tanzman, who is white, adopted two Black children, but he wanted to be certain they learned
Read MoreThe former director of the Putnam County Office for Senior Resources has announced her candidacy for the Putnam County Legislature. Patricia Sheehy will be seeking the Republican, Conservative and Independence lines as she vies for the District 5 seat in
Read MoreWhite Plains Hospital has welcomed Dr. Brian D. Nicholas as the Director of Hearing and Balance at White Plains Hospital Physicians Associates. Board-certified in Otolaryngology/ENT and Neurotology, Dr. Nicholas brings a wealth of clinical, academic, and research experience and leadership
Read MoreMembers of the Common Council discussed proposed updates to the White Plains Noise Pollution Control Ordinance, which sets forth regulations to prevent noise disturbances within city limits, during a Special Meeting on Jan. 31. Among the changes made in the
Read MoreState Senator Pete Harckham announced last week that he secured $50,000 of state grant funding for firefighting safety equipment for the Montrose Fire District. The funding will go toward the purchase of 10 new 3M / Scott 4.5 Air-Pak X3
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Kent Town Board recently appointed Noelle Botte to fill a vacancy created by the election of former Councilwoman Jaime McGlasson as supervisor. Botte, a Republican, finished fourth in the five-candidate race for two Town Board seats
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo Westchester County Executive George Latimer and State Senator Pete Harckham last week announced an initiative to enhance safety for correction officers of the Westchester County Department of Correction (DOC). Thanks to a $200,000 state grant secured by
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