Despite a budget proposal that comes in $225,000 less than last year’s budget, the Briarcliff Manor School District 2013-2014 budget currently before the Board of Education will hit residents with […] Read more »
A few questions about the New NY Bridges: 1. Will they improve traffic flow? The New NY Bridges double the joke of being Bridges to Nowhere. They don’t offer any […] Read more »
Westchester Community College will present Dr. Elizabeth Nunez, an accomplished author, scholar, and teacher, at the college’s Mount Vernon Extension Center at 175 Gramatan Avenue on Monday, April 29 from […] Read more »
Wildflowers, butterfly host plants, and hummingbird favorites are among the thousands of plants that will be available at The Native Plant Center’s 14th Annual Native Plant Sale on Saturday, […] Read more »
Westchester County’s local governments, community groups, students and businesses have once again raised the bar on recycling efforts – and many of them will now have an official award […] Read more »
Westchester County Sees Highest Number of 1st Quarter Filings Since 2008 “The number of foreclosure filings in the first quarter of 2013 jumped eighty percent (80%) from the first quarter […] Read more »
Statement from County Executive Robert P. Astorino: “My heart goes out to the victims and their families of the horrific tragedy at the Boston Marathon. As a result of the […] Read more »
Now in its fourth year, “An Evening of Food, Wine, Martinis and Fine Friends” will introduce guests to wines from along the Pacific Coast Highway Wine Route, Thursday, April 25 […] Read more »
Municipalities up and down the Hudson River are encouraged to send elected officials and members of their volunteer planning and zoning boards to a workshop on “Planning Your Sustainable Waterfront,” […] Read more »
Whenever I see an ambulance whizzing by, lights flashing and sirens going, my first thought is always, “I hope everyone belong to me is safe at home or wherever else […] Read more »
