Team secures honorable mention as national finalists, competing among elite institutions.
The case marked the first time in Westchester that a court-certified support animal accompanied a victim testifying in a criminal trial.
Did your heart just skip a beat? Meet Skippy, an adorable 2-year-old "pomsky." He gets along with both cats and dogs.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to help you compile a list of lights around town that deserve a visit.
Santa Claus is coming to town for Christmas. Find out where to see him in Pleasantville/Briarcliff Manor and all around Westchester County.
While Fendi would prefer to live in a mellow home, she's full of goofy energy and loves to play — definitely not a couch potato!
Maintaining funding is a constant challenge for many nonprofits that fill gaps and meet other needs in the Pleasantville/Briarcliff area.
The "golden ticket" sold here on Wednesday is worth a guaranteed minimum of $7 million, according to lottery officials.
Federal Cyber Service Academy Creates Pipeline of Cyber Professionals To Protect Our National Security
Bella is ready to bring joy to any home. She enjoys her independence but always comes back for affection and cuddles.
Two Residents of The Bristal Who Served in World War II - One Veteran Celebrated His 100th Birthday, The Other Veteran His 101st Birthday.
The suspects are connected to a criminal organization that targets families of Indian and Chinese descent in NY, cops said.
Ground Beneath Our Feet launches with a series of experiential learning programs that connect students with history and current events
A week of over 30 events honors DJ Henry’s legacy and focuses on racial justice, activism, and community engagement across Pace’s campuses
Over 900 students from Pace’s New York City and Pleasantville campuses connect with top employers
The two-week dining event is an opportunity to try new restaurants and revisit old favorites in and around Pleasantville/Briarcliff Manor.
Maintenance work is scheduled to take place during the morning and early afternoon, but should be finished before the evening rush hour.
The husband-and-wife team, Marc Taxiera and Brianne Myers-Taxiera, plan to celebrate the "soul of Spain" with Vida Restaurant.
The Rachel Alexander Private String Studio is excited to announce that it is now offering violin and viola lessons specifically designed for
Students among 5% selected for prestigious program
Discussions focused on Cybersecurity, Cloud Infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence
Pumpkin season is here. Find out where to get the pick of the patch.
Bring your dogs, cats and ferrets. County residents will be able to bring pets to Briarcliff Manor for free vaccinations on Saturday.
Polly Cooper Chapter, NSDAR marks the 237th Anniversary of the U.S. Constitution in Pleasantville, New York
How many of us are guilty of reading a book while eating, accidentally spilling coffee on it, or dog-earing a page ...
Middle School is a time for learning new skills.
The Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce Community Block Party is Saturday, Sept. 21 with a rain date of 9/28.
Briarcliff Middle School is all about having a growth mindset.
He's a happy, fun-loving guy.
Nicole Hesari, a third-grade teacher at Todd Elementary, has a small statue on her classroom bookshelf.
Benchmark at Mount Pleasant to Host Downsizing & Moving Expert At October 5 Event
One of the best parts about high school is participating in after-school clubs.
New class, comprised of 2,348 incoming students from 64 countries, shows growth in key academic areas.
A new school year is just around the corner, with new teachers and new coaches, but one thing has stayed the same ...
Westchester County Seniors & Their Families Can Enjoy Complimentary Games, Hors D ’Oeuvres & Beverages in Thornwood Starting on September 5
Opening Later This Year, Assisted Living Community Wants Seniors to Experience Social, Critical Thinking & Cognitive Benefits of Book Club
Someone please stop in to meet this incredibly sweet and gentle girl!
Please use caution when driving and stay home if possible," they said in the notice.
Two are Hudson Valley residents, Justice Department officials said.
Break The Hold works to reduce the risk of teen suicide through education, advocacy and awareness about mental health challenges.