Leslie Jackson of Mount Kisco was nominated as a local hero during the coronavirus outbreak.
Katelyn Tooley of Mount Kisco was nominated as a local hero during the coronavirus outbreak.
Here are some of the top stories from the Hudson Valley Patches.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Pandemic affects college student's charity; donations from Indian Point: these are more are among the day's top news stories.
The organizers of the Chappaqua Children's Book Festival want all Westchester kids to have access to books while learning from home.
Proceeds from largest event are critical to support people with disabilities
The GoFundMe project is supporting 10 local restaurants affected by the virus outbreak by paying for meals for health care workers.
A trio of New Castle residents are getting a generous response from residents who want to help local restaurants and honor healthcare staff.
The owners of the restaurant want to help anyone burdened by the economic repercussions of the coronavirus outbreak.
Since these annual events began, volunteers have removed 100,000 tons of trash and construction debris from the river.
Video posted on the Neighbors app showed a big feline — possibly a bobcat or Canada lynx — stroll within feet of a resident's doors.
Video posted on the Neighbors app shows a possible bobcat stroll through a resident's yard within feet of their home.
A study found aircraft operations down but flight patterns changed since 2013.
Open Door serves nearly 57,000 people a year in the region, many of whom might not otherwise have access to medical services.
Over 250 Come Out to Help Those in Need
Diego Trejos and his dog Lily were killed when a driver hit them head-on on Route 172 Monday.
Brian Horberg Entertains Audiences After Chance Encounter Leads To Life-Changing Gift
A lighted basketball court is also in the works.
The streetscape project is complete and everyone's ready to celebrate.
World War I ended 101 years ago Monday.
It's located next to the Gazebo in downtown Chappaqua.
Jake Goldman of Armonk represents J-Teen Leadership, a program of UJA-Federation, as part of teen delegation
New York Times op-ed editor and author Bari Weiss discusses rise of anti-Semitism.
Go for the books, the authors and illustrators, and of course the Great Chappaqua Bake Sale.
Sidewalks will be finished and trees planted by mid-October.
Local residents were among the nearly 3,000 people killed.
Here is a list of ceremonies and remembrances in and around Mount Kisco and Chappaqua.
The 3rd annual event, it features fun and food, plus demonstrations, photo opps with K9s, equipment and resources for parents.
NY transportation officials are looking for permanent and seasonal maintenance staff. Find and post jobs on Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch.
Ability Beyond Hosts Annual Golf Championship & Round Robin Tennis Tournament In Danbury CT
:Get a great summer t-shirt! Students 16-19: $15 Gift Card to Dunkin' Donuts!
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The Hudson Valley is full of farmers markets so there's sure to be a time, date and place you can get to for fresh produce and so much more.
Jacks Higgins, the young man with Autism in the “silent high school graduation” video will learn valuable job skills at Chappaqua program
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Here are details about the route, roads and parking lots, and the line-up for this great annual event.
Here are the locations of 10 'Lights for Liberty' events in the Hudson Valley, among more than 600 vigils scheduled worldwide.