Hidden Heart Attack: A Briarcliff Mom’s Atypical Symptoms and Lifesaving Care

What started as a quiet family evening at home for Kelli Mackiewicz, 38, in November 2025 quickly turned into a nightmare scenario. While getting ready to put her son to […] Read more »

Harckham and Levenberg Join Parents and Educators in Calling for Increased UPK Capacity and Funding

New York State Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblymember Dana Levenberg, along with concerned parents and local educators, held a press conference today to call for increased Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) capacity […] Read more »

New Walking Tour Chronicles the Irish History of Yonkers

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site is pleased to present a brand new walking focused on the history of the Irish in Yonkers, taking place on Saturday March 14 at […] Read more »

National Liberty Museum Exhibition on Free Assembly Features Local Photographer’s Photo

As Americans and visitors alike gather across the country to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, the National Liberty Museum invites the public to rediscover one of our most powerful – […] Read more »

Stepinac Makes History with Three 2026 McDonald’s All-Americans

Stepinac High School is proud to announce that Jasiah Jervis ’26 of The Bronx, and Adonis and Darius Ratliff ’26 of New Rochelle have all been named 2026 McDonald’s All-Americans. […] Read more »

Novolin Side Effects: Risks, Symptoms, and Safety Guide

Insulin therapy is central to type 1 diabetes and many cases of type 2. It lowers glucose effectively, yet it also introduces predictable risks. Understanding side effects helps patients plan […] Read more »

The Arc Westchester Foundation to Host 19th Annual “A Matter of Taste” 

The Arc Westchester Foundation, dedicated to enriching the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families, will host its annual food and wine-tasting fundraiser, “A Matter of Taste,” on […] Read more »

Westchester County Celebrates Black History Month with Trailblazers Awards Ceremony

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins honored two exceptional African American leaders whose professional accomplishments and steadfast commitment to community service have made a lasting impact in Westchester County. The 2026 […] Read more »

Celebrating The Role Of Westchester’s Women In The Revolutionary War

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site and Friends of Philipse Manor Hall are pleased to present “Revolutionary Women of Westchester County,” an original lecture by Yonkers City Historian Mary Hoar. […] Read more »

Two High School Musicians Create a Legacy of Accessible Learning 

In a community where music often begins in the classroom but blossoms through private lessons for only some, two juniors from Irvington High School are steadily reshaping what access to arts education […] Read more »