Barbara A. Abeles and Sabrina A. Griffin ’92 bring a shared dedication to leadership, philanthropy, and student success
(Chappaqua, NY) Polly Cooper Chapter, NSDAR remembers those who sacrificed their lives in service to our nation on Memorial Day
Blood donations drop off dramatically as schools close and summer approaches. May is an important time to step up and help.
New York City Fire Commissioner Robert S. Tucker '96: 'Go forward with strength, humility, and the courage to lead. The future is all yours.
Film to Make its International Premiere on May 19
Commissioner Robert Tucker, actor Cooper Koch ’18, and nurse leader Dr. Launette Woolforde among this year’s honorees and speakers.
Fall 2025 deposits underscores continued student interest in Pace’s nationally ranked programs and career-focused education
Gullotta House is celebrating ten years of helping Westchester County residents facing hardships
Every week, Patch will spotlight volunteer opportunities in the Hudson Valley.
WMCHealth hospitals must now improve ER practices and restore capacity for inpatient psychiatric care as part of the agreement.
The PaceDocs team focuses film on the musical traditions of the Azores and the cultural legacy of the Viola da Terra
Ticket packages for FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ featuring guaranteed access to FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets now on sale
Three-Year Initiative to Enhance Accessibility for Nursing Students with Disabilities Through Education, Infrastructure, and Policy Changes
The plaintiffs were teens when they lived at the New York residential treatment centers, according to the lawsuits.
Briarcliff Manor students learned in a unique way that decisions teen drivers make can have a lifelong impact on themselves and others.
First four-year computer engineering degree in Westchester to drive tech innovation and meet industry demand
The unique concept coming to Pleasantville lets diners order from a selection of restaurants and chefs in a single delivery or to-go order.
The multi-county car pursuit ended in Westchester County with the arrest of four suspects wanted for an earlier burglary, NYSP said.
After the Feb. 2 discovery of 12 dead Canada geese, Mount Pleasant closed Carroll Park. Lab tests later confirmed avian flu in the birds.
The car smashed into the pool house at Club Fit in Briarcliff Manor, coming to a stop in a shallow pool. No serious injuries were reported.
Two-day event highlights strategies to combat human trafficking and support survivors
$7,500 Donation Made as Need for Food Assistance Increases
New online program to prepare workforce for high-demand telecommunications careers
New initiative will focus on chronic respiratory diseases in urban environments
The rescuers are urgently seeking donations to help treat the sick cats who were abandoned for weeks after their owner was evicted.
Officials say that Carroll Park in Mount Pleasant will remain closed until further notice, and urge residents to take the risks seriously.
Highlighting the theme of ‘First,’ Pace connects students with top employers early in the hiring season
Exhibition showcases the work and legacy of Barbara Friedman, Linda Herritt, and Will Pappenheimer
Mount Pleasant officials are strongly advising residents to keep away from any dead geese that may be found elsewhere in the community.
The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will square off in this year's Super Bowl - here's where to watch it locally.
The Westchester County Executive signed a $1.2M bond act, partnership agreement to combat flooding at Law Memorial Park.
Polly Cooper Chapter, NSDAR sends Valentine's Day themed care packages to women deployed overseas in the U.S. Armed Forces
A Westchester PD bloodhound led cops to one suspect, who ran into the woods, but was then found hiding under a seat inside a Con Ed vehicle.
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Here is a look at some events happening throughout Westchester County on New Year's Eve.
The Alfred B. DelBello Concourse Connects the Lobbies of Westchester Medical Center buildings
Gift establishes new center advancing the environmental right-to-know.
Three-year project will explore themes of resilience, decolonization, and cultural ecologies