After a brief early morning snowfall on New Year’s Eve morning, it left a beautiful picture postcard behind. Kieran Mullin, 3, of Yonkers peers out from the bridge at the Bronxville Lakes, as his dad Dennis looks on after the early morning snowfall, Dec. 31, 2009. ( Mark Vergari /... Read More →
Slow ride in to work on the Hutchinson Parkway this morning; at 9 a.m. it seemed salt trucks hadn’t made it south of the Mamaroneck Avenue exits in White Plains. This was my view somewhere around Scarsdale, headed north. What was your commute like, if you’re commuting on this New… Read More →
Had a chance to talk with Rene Atayan, one of the members of the Eastchester Citizen’s Corps, for a story about the group that is slated to run in next week’s Express. She passed along this information that I felt deserved a wider audience. The ECC is looking for new… Read More →
New Greenburgh Police Chief Joseph DeCarlo will brief residents on community policing efforts at the next Edgemont Community Council meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. Edgemont, also known as Greenville, has been hit by a rash of robberies striking homes in residential neighborhoods and businesses along the busy Central Avenue… Read More →
Eastchester comptroller Ann Marie Berg has been appointed Westchester County Commissioner of Finance, taking office along with in-coming County Executive Rob Astorino. Astorino’s office announced the appointment today, along with three other appointments: Former Dobbs Ferry Police Chief Geroge N. Longworth has been named public safety commissioner, Lawrence C. Soule… Read More →
Just received this alert from Bronxville Village: “Please be advised that effective Jan. 11, 2010 there will be a change in our garbage collection days. The current Monday and Thursday route will now be collected on Tuesday and Friday. The current Tuesday and Friday will be collected on Monday and… Read More →
Feeling a little blue because Christmas is over and you missed the chance to sing? The Village Lutheran Church and Chapel School is holding a round-the-table carol sing at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 6 that is open to the public. This service of lessons and carols was originally scheduled for December… Read More →
A memorial for Mihoko Fukuzawa sits outside of Christ Church where she was found dead. The Bronxville High School student was found dead on Dec. 23, by the side of Sagamore Road, outside Christ Church. This is such a tragic death of a young girl. It was nice to see… Read More →
This just came in from Bronxville PD’s e-mail alerts: “Village alarm permits expire on Dec. 31, 2009. Please send in a check in the amount of $25 to renew your permit for 2010. Make your checks payable to the Bronxville Police Department, 200 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708 and print… Read More →
I photographed the 94th annual Village Christmas Pageant at the Reformed Church of Bronxville on Christmas Eve. It was a cold and crisp, cloudless evening. Meghan Whitney as Mary, a 12th grader at the high school, rides a live donkey as she is led by Rick Rugani as Joseph, during… Read More →