Suzanne Eaton, a molecular biologist, was attending a conference on Crete.
This is the first year the park will be offering discounts for residents of New Castle on a special day.
This is the first year the park will be offering discounts for residents of Mount Kisco on a special day.
The writer is the town supervisor for New Castle, where staffers now take active shooter training and escape windows are being installed.
Magical Annual Fundraiser Provides Job Training, Supported Living and Programs for People with Disabilities
It is sponsored by Moms Demand Action and The Town of New Castle to honor and value human lives and encourage responsible gun ownership.
The annual fundraiser raises money for childhood cancer research and the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
Chappaqua school district officials stepped up, offering Robert E. Bell Middle School as the location.
The mama duck watched the entire operation closely.
The federally qualified Health Center cares daily for nearly 1,000 adults and children in the Hudson Valley regardless of ability to pay.
Lifesaving Training to Reverse an Opioid Overdose Will Be Held at Arms Acres in Carmel
Program to feature 14 visionary, social innovators including Carola Otero Bracco of Mt. Kisco, and author Abigail Pogrebin
Reporting on the Bronx River; fatal SUV plunge; village officials want bank to change towing policy
It is in memory of those killed at the mosques in New Zealand, in support of peace and the right of people to worship as they choose.
Teens from across Westchester participate in relief efforts
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“Living with Cancer Support Group” and a Special One-Night Workshop on Grief and Parenting
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Five percent of net sales on one day from the new Chappaqua Whole Foods Market will benefit the nonprofit organization.
Aszmara Sherry visited the residents of The Bristal at Armonk.
A new, county-wide initiative to help build a stronger and more inclusive Westchester Jewish community
Here are some of the events going on this weekend in Westchester County Parks.
The ReadBooks! program has introduced thousands of children and their families to braille by distributing over 18k free bags across the U.S.
Guests will enjoy a fantastic day of golf and tennis, followed by a formal reception in the evening to honor Mr. Flannery.
We were very excited to celebrate such a wonderful milestone at our Armonk community,” said Samantha Krieger.
Here are the ceremonies and remembrances in and around Westchester.
Senator Terrence Murphy, an avid supporter of firefighters and fire responders, led the elected officials honoring the 98-year-old resident.
This state-wide blood emergency was declared on June 11th and is still in effect.
Chappaqua Swim & Tennis participated in Swim Across America.
A precaution for anyone who was in the vicinity of the explosion Thursday morning
Featuring performances by Divahn, Israeli singer and composer Sandy Shmuely, and the Westchester Klezmer Program
Featuring everything from jewelry and handbags to apparel and art, the event is a perfect opportunity for residents and visitors.
The town's Sustainability Advisory Board has made the recommendation.
People will gather at the gazebo.
Food and fun at the United Methodist Church
Dr. Tomer recognized for his professional and philanthropic achievements
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Immigrant Advocate Award is Given to Neighbors Link Executive Director
Work continues apace on the $11.6 million renovation and streetscape project.