Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, Northern Westchester Hospital to Host Free Memory Screening Event on May 10

To help Westchester residents be proactive about their brain health, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) and Northern Westchester Hospital, part of Northwell Health, will host a free memory screening […] Read more »

Phelps Hospital Donates Safety Reflector Armbands

As the weather turns warmer more people are exercising and playing outside. And with our roads and towns back to normal traffic conditions following the pandemic, walking and bicycle riding […] Read more »

Ossining Students Earn Top Honors at National DoD-Sponsored STEM Competition

Two students from Ossining High School have achieved remarkable success at the 61st annual National Junior Science & Humanities Symposium (JSHS) for their outstanding achievements in scientific research. Senior Samara […] Read more »

“Healthy Minds, Happy Children” Event to Enhance Therapeutic Programs of the Clear View School

To commemorate National Mental Health Awareness Month in May, the Clear View School & Day Treatment Center is hosting a fundraising event to spotlight the importance of good mental health […] Read more »

Westchester County District Attorney Joins Peekskill Leaders to Host Community Gun Buyback

The Westchester County District Attorney’s Office, together with the Peekskill NAACP, the Peekskill Police Department and the City of Peekskill, will host a community gun buyback event to be held […] Read more »

Tarrytown Duck Derby & Healthy Kids Day Set for April 29

The 16th annual Tarrytown Rotary Rubber Duck Derby and YMCA Healthy Kids Day will be held Saturday, April 29th at Patriots Park from 11 – 3.  Thank you to our […] Read more »

Harckam, Levenberg Applaud Holtec’s Decision to Delay Discharge Date

'This was the right decision to make because all the stakeholders deserve an opportunity to continue our dialogue with the company.' Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Contaminated Water Has Been Discharged into Hudson Since 1962

Since routine discharges began 60 years ago, says the writer, no radiological bioaccumulation has ever been found from contaminated wastewater. He asks, 'Why the concern now?' Read more »

‘Writing the Walls,’ Series of Art-Inspired Performances, Ends Run April 15-16

Poets and playwrights contribute original works reflective of their interaction with the art exhibit Through the Eye of the Needle. Read more »

SUNY Westchester Community College Student Honored With Prestigious Vanguard Award

SUNY Westchester Community College (SUNY WCC) student Joseph Goldstein has been awarded the prestigious Vanguard Award recognizing outstanding students pursuing career and technical educational (CTE) programs that are nontraditional for […] Read more »