Though we may still see a few snowflakes yet, hopefully the sub-zero temperatures, frigid wind chills, and blizzards are finally behind us! As I write this, there are glimpses of […] Read more »
Middle School Students Create Hand-Made Truffles for Valentine’s DayBriarcliff Middle School French students celebrated Valentine’s Day by making an assortment of traditional French treats. They pre-made a chocolate truffle mixture […] Read more »
Two Horsemen Named Finalists at the Westchester Science and Engineering FairJunior Dominique Marchini and senior Elizabeth Sobolik were named finalists at this year’s Westchester Science and Engineering Fair (WSEF) and […] Read more »
Local Children’s Author Joins Main Street Students and Parents for PizzaOn the evening of February 12, Main Street School was a hotbed of literary fun as local children’s book author […] Read more »
In 2014, the average tax refund was about $2,700. If you got that much this year, what would you do with it? You can probably think of a lot […] Read more »
With years of record deficits, the government is more eager than ever to get every dollar of back taxes and IRS penalties from delinquent taxpayers. If you find yourself owing […] Read more »
Deborah Fine (Debbie) was appointed Executive Director of the Elizabeth Mascia Child Care Center late in 2014. Debbie was the Executive Director of Kids’ B.A.S.E. & The Little School in […] Read more »
According to a Sienna College Research Institute study conducted this past February, the majority of voters polled said local governments ranked higher than New York State and Federal governments in […] Read more »
To all the Village employees who have been plowing, moving, piling, and hauling away the record amount of snow we’ve had this year….I want to say, “Well done and thank […] Read more »
Every spring, school districts across New York State begin piecing together the budgets for the upcoming school year. It is a months-long process involving speaking with every department in the […] Read more »
