Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins announced the official purchase of the historic Ward House in Tuckahoe during a ceremonial “Opening the Door” event and first public viewing of the property, […] Read more »
The Village of Croton-on-Hudson announced this week the start of a parking ticket amnesty program for tickets issued between January 1, 2018, and March 31, 2024. During the month of […] Read more »
Your garage door just stopped working, and now your car is stuck inside. Garage door repair companies in Houston are not all equal, and the difference between a good call […] Read more »
Ask a typical American sports fan to name the most valuable private company in sports outside of the leagues themselves, and most will struggle to land on the right answer. […] Read more »
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday on the Fourth of July with the inaugural performance of The Nimham Washington Legacy on historic Constitution Island. The outdoor event begins at 2:00 PM, offering […] Read more »
In Westchester County, where civic engagement runs deep, a new model of nonprofit board leadership is redefining what it means to serve. Beyond meeting rooms and strategic plans, board chairs […] Read more »
The signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 – marking our official break from British rule – was celebrated for the first time with cannon fire, public readings of […] Read more »
Westchester County marked the beginning of Pride Month with its Annual Pride Flag Raising Ceremony at the Michaelian Office Building. Hosted by Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and the County’s […] Read more »
Instagram has become crowded, and new accounts do not grow as fast as many users expect. Even good posts can take time to reach people when the profile has a […] Read more »
Students at Washington Irving School are learning that leadership starts with kindness, empathy, and the courage to support others through the expansion of the district’s Safe Schools Ambassador Program. The […] Read more »
