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Regina Velasco and Sara Asa are among many in their age group who are distressed at the potential consequences of climate change in the years and decades ahead. Instead of just talking about it or getting frustrated, the pair of
Read MoreSix Brewster High School students have been named 2022 Putnam County Youth Award winners for their exemplary volunteer service in Putnam County. Rory Charbonneau, Chris Donohue, Franceska Drejaj, Stephen Kovaleski, Megan Renzi and Emily Rusinko were recognized at the 37th Annual
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo ArtsWestchester has been awarded a $500,000 grant to use the arts to support economic development and promote tourism in the city of White Plains. The Market New York grant from I LOVE NY/New York State’s Division of
Read MoreThere will be highly competitive Board of Education elections next month in several local districts reversing a bit of a recent trend of uncontested races. The changing of the guard will continue in the Bedford Central School District as all
Read MoreFrom Our Examiner+ newsmagazine-style newsletter: The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970. Nowadays more than 190 countries and one billion people take part in the celebration. According to the Earth Day website, “Today, Earth Day is widely recognized
Read MoreCounty Police/Mount Kisco Apr. 13: A Knowlton Avenue building owner reported at 7:39 a.m. that she had received information that youths were seen on the roof of her building the previous night. She advised that she would be sending a
Read MoreNew Castle fire commissioners are contemplating a referendum late this year that would expand and modernize the King Street firehouse but are concerned that rising interest rates and inflationary pressures will increase the project’s costs. Commissioners listened to a presentation
Read MoreTwo serious accidents last month on highly traveled roads in Mount Pleasant has renewed a couple of outspoken residents’ focus on traffic volume and how development-related decisions by officials is impacting travel in town. A pair of head-on collisions on
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has voted preliminary and final approvals of financial incentives for the construction of a pair of multifamily residential projects in downtown White Plains. The two projects – 70 Westchester Avenue
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo Mayor Vivian McKenzie delivered her first State of the City address last week with an optimistic message of the direction Peekskill is headed. “Today, the state of our city is strong,” McKenzie declared on her 101st day
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