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Also on today's calendar: Young & Old Builder's Workshop and 11 more events.
Today's riddle: Why do some birds fly south for the winter? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. New Rochelle Murder Trial Enters Fifth Week, With No Verdict Reported (talkofthesound.com) — A high-profile New Rochelle murder trial tied to the One Clinton Park parking garage shooting is now entering its fifth week, with more court dates set through October 16 and no verdict yet reported. Jurors have heard testimony amid multiple adjournments as a Georgia man faces charges including second-degree murder, while remaining presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
2. New Words in Edgewise Podcast Examines $3.2 Million Shrub Oak Investigation and Court Battle (talkofthesound.com) — A new Words in Edgewise podcast episode digs into how New Rochelle's school district spent over $3.2 million placing four students at Shrub Oak International School, which lacked state approval. Host and journalist Robert Cox walks listeners through FOIL requests, court rulings, an ongoing appeal, and why the true cost of these placements still isn't fully known.
3. Weekly Banking Bulletin October 9, 2026 (ny.gov) — State banking regulators have logged an application for a MoneyLine New York mortgage broker branch at 6 Sickles Avenue in New Rochelle, giving residents another option for home financing if it's approved. The same bulletin details other banking, lending, and money-transmitter changes across New York that could affect where and how residents borrow or send money.
4. Sacred Heart men's soccer holds Iona to scoreless draw despite red card (bridgeporttimes.com) — College soccer fans in New Rochelle saw a gritty defensive battle at Mazzella Field as Sacred Heart held Iona to a 0–0 draw despite playing a man down for nearly an entire half. The Pioneers' defense and goalkeeper Anthony Suarez withstood twelve Iona shots and seven corners to secure their second shutout of the season.
5. ICE has made hundreds of arrests in Westchester; here's where (westfaironline.com) — New Rochelle is among several Westchester communities where ICE made arrests between 2022 and 2026, with 19 people taken into custody locally. County and state officials are responding to a recent ICE shooting in nearby Marble Hill, highlighting concerns about immigration enforcement tactics and pointing residents toward human rights resources and "know your rights" information.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why do some birds fly south for the winter?" — Because it's too far to walk..! (Thank you Theresia F. for sending it in!)
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