The Westchester County Track and Field Championships were held at The New Balance Armory in Manhattan earlier today. Look for the story in tomorrow’s edition of The Journal News. For a gallery of online photos, click here.
Despite the cold weather outside, things heated up on the mat in Section One high school wrestling Mount Vernon’s Delano Kirton battles Eastchester’s Joe Negro during the 152 pound final of the Super 16 tournament in Yonkers Jan 30, 2010. Kirton won the match. Click here for a gallery of photos… Read More →
Sorry about the pun. The Bronxville Board of Education last night agreed to allow Kenstar Construction to finish a boiler room upgrade that was suspended about a month ago after the original contractor failed to adhere to his contract. The school board hired Xavier Contracting of Scarsdale in June as… Read More →
The village of Scarsdale is seeking residents interested in serving on a variety of village boards and councils. You can nominate yourself or someone else. The new terms are slated to begin April 5. Nominees must be Scarsdale residents, have an interest in village affairs and skills relevant to the… Read More →
The Scarsdale Teen Center will host it’s annual art show on Feb. 6 from noon to 7 p.m. All artwork by youth must be submitted by next Thursday. For more information, contact Program Director Tashica Clarke at STCProgramming@gmail.com or call 914-722-8358. The Scarsdale Teen Center is located near the village… Read More →
This was sent in recently from Maria Cocucci from Tuckahoe schools PTA: Friday, the Bensen-Scott Orchestra will perform American Songbook standards in the Tuckahoe Middle/High School auditorium for students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Featured vocalist is Robert Pappalardo — Eastchester residents might know him better as Bob Larro,... Read More →
Read Bronxville Mayor Mary Marvin’s most recent weekly column below: Until I joined Village government, I did not have an understanding of the complexities of hiring public employees. The system, in my view, is esoteric at best and by no means mirrors corporate hiring practices because a vast majority of… Read More →
For those planning to have their children bused to private school next year, here’s a note from Eastchester schools: “All requests for transportation of non-handicapped children to non-public schools for the 2010-2011 school year must be submitted April 1, 2010. (Families who move into the district after April 1st can… Read More →
The Greenburgh Nature Center has received a $10,000 grant extension from the Westchester Community Foundation to continue support of a stormwater management and drinking water protection plan for municipalities in the town of Greenburgh. The Greenburgh Nature Center initiated the project last year in partnership with Groundwork Hudson Valley/Saw Mill… Read More →
Eastchester schools leaders are looking for community input before they finalize any budget numbers for the 2010-11 school year. A budget forum to collect information and input is set for 7 p.m. Jan. 28 in the high school auditorium. After a brief summary of the school’s economic situation, participants will… Read More →