The meeting will discuss opening a bank account to accept funds on behalf of urban renewal.
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Please see the following press release from the City of Mount Vernon.
Please see the following press release from the City of Mount Vernon
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The grant will be distributed over the course of 5 years amounting to $3.7 million.
Best-selling author will be the featured speaker at a virtual fundraiser
A regular meeting of the City Planning Board will be held on Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at 6:30PM via Zoom.
In compliance with social distancing guidelines, seating capacity in the room will be greatly limited.
This meeting is open to the public.
A regular meeting of the Architectural Review Board will be held on Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 6:30PM via Zoom.
The meeting will address the purpose of "The payment of retainers" and any other such business presented.
In compliance with social distancing guidelines, seating capacity in the meeting room will be greatly limited.
The discussion will include recent crime increases, crime statistics, and Civilian Complaint Review Board.
The Fall After school Youth Employment Training Program will begin accepting applications on September 28 – October 2, 2020.
Other bridge repair in the city is being put on hold because the coronavirus has caused financial calamity for Metro-North.
Mount Vernon police had been called there over a domestic dispute.
Resumes for the position will be accepted until July 30. Interviews will follow shortly after, according to Mount Vernon's mayor.
The state Senate confirmed Hon. Adrian N. Armstrong's nomination Friday.
JOANNE DUNN, FIRST WOMAN, NAMED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE YOUTH SHELTER PROGRAM OF WESTCHESTER
The belief is customers are actively seeking to support black entrepreneurs.
Angela Sealy of Mount Vernon was nominated as a local hero during the coronavirus outbreak.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
They are grateful to those working tirelessly to defend their friends and colleagues (and their fellow residents) from the new coronavirus.
The hospital, which serves one of the poorest sections of Westchester County's largest city, has been besieged by the new coronavirus.
Approvals mean work can truly begin on the once-prestigious facility that had been allowed to fall into ruin.
Fewer than a third of residents have completed the 2020 Census so far, and the city could lose up to $800 million in federal funding.
Only one top prize ticket was sold for the Feb. 25 game.
The writer is a Westchester County resident.
The Office of Emergency Management has two drop-off boxes to take donations.
Community leaders, elected officials, clergy, nurses, healthcare workers and residents picketed and held a candlelight vigil outside Mount V
Giving Tuesday may be past but the
The senior residential and healthcare provider was recently awarded the Green Business Partnership Award.
About half the mound of dirt will be removed by Thanksgiving, interim Mayor Andre Wallace said.