The annual Saw Mill River clean up, Ella Fitzgerald’s 100th birthday party, and other festivities are happening. Read on for details.
Plus road trip for best pizza and more news of the week around Mount Vernon, NY.
The Week in Review for Mount Vernon NY Patch
The maintenance and construction work will last six days all told.
VIDEO A new group, the Lower Hudson Urban Waters Collaborative, is holding a workshop on monitoring local streams and rivers.
The community can expect a time frame of approximately 18 months to remediate the areas and return the park to public use.
schools superintendent resigns; construction on parkways; store closing; Metro-North schedule changes and more
Mount Vernon residents can avoid driving to games as well as the parking and post-game congestion.
Here are some of the most-read stories from the past week on Mount Vernon Patch.
Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino and Legislator David Tubiolo announced $15K in grants for seniors programs at the center.
Tuesday, March 14 is Pi Day.
Check out all the participating restaurants offering three-course prix fixe lunches and dinners in the area for spring 2017
Yelp reviewers have graded hair salons near Mount Vernon and throughout the Hudson Valley. Do you agree with their choices?
The Southern Poverty Law Center named the hate groups it is tracking in New York.
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week gives you lots of opportunities near the city.
Plus winter's final push; Muslim ban: the Week in Review for Mount Vernon and nearby Patches
The basketball game will take place Friday. All donations will go to the family of the 13-year-old killed in New Year's Eve gun violence.
Meet the executive director of HELP USA Mount Vernon.
Pizza is all about personal preferences. Do you agree with the Yelp reviews?
Yelp reviewers praised some diners in the area. Which were they?
plus plans for down-county brewery; job fairs and more; the week in review for Mount Vernon NY Patch
The Huskies made the 13-year-old a posthumous team member.
tow operator killed; Indian Point report; cop charged in friend's death; top New Year's resolutions: news around Mount Vernon Patch
New Castle is banning single use plastic and paper bags as of Jan. 1. Would that work for the city?
It's the 225th Anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights.
Start the day with tasty breakfast and brunch options certified as excellent by Trip Advisor.
plus 'Sopranos' star's son accused of scrawling swastikas in college dorm and more from the southern Westchester Patches
plus the polar vortex, best school districts in New York and more
The celebration honors achievements of seniors from 27 municipalities, including Mount Vernon.
teacher faces child-porn charges; jogger assaulted in county park; high-speed chase; car break-ins: the week's most-read local Patch posts
plus Mrs. Green's retrenches; cops on whale watch catch suicide and more in the Week in Review on Mount Vernon Patch
From organizing a food drive to donating pies, there are many ways for Mount Vernon to give during the holidays. Here are some.
gold for craft brewery; safety rating for local hospitals and more in the Week in Review on Mount Vernon, NY Patch
The effort takes place at two TD bank branches in the city on Veterans Day. Here's how to donate.
Eligible businesses around the city can also claim valuable tax credits for hiring veterans
Dine in any of the great participating restaurants near Mount Vernon and post pix, or just take the HVRW survey!
Daniel Bonnet was chosen as a recipient of a 2016 Milli Award for his role in changing the lives of area youth.
Presentation will cover online predators, cyber bullying, and more.
and more: the Week in Review for Mount Vernon, NY Patch
REI and Westchester Parks Foundation partner on National Public Lands Day to restore trail with Volunteers at Tibbetts Brook Park.