Village elections are slated for March 16, and both Bronxville and Tuckahoe have three positions each going before voters: two trustee and one justice position. In Bronxville, incumbent trustees William H. Barton Jr. and Anne W. Poorman, and Village Justice George McKinnis, all Republicans, are seeking reelection. Village trustees serve… Read More →
This probably has been posted before, but it bears repeating. Tuckahoe High School has officially been listed in the New York State Register of Historic Places. The state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, which approved the move, will now forward the information on the building’s historic background to… Read More →
The Scarsdale Forum (officially known as the Town and Village Civic Club Education Forum, Inc.) will sponsor a lecture, “Terri Schiavo: The Challenges of Contemporary Bioethics” on Feb. 7 at 3:15 p.m. The lecture by Scarsdale High School graduate Jacob Appel, a professional bioethicist, will focus on the hot topic that… Read More →
The Eastchester Fire District’s board of commissioners has called a special meeting at 7 p.m. Jan. 21 in the community room at Eastchester Town Hall, 40 Mill Road. On the agenda: update from the architect on the state of the north end fire house, Station 5, and discussion of a… Read More →
Today I had an opportunity to photograph sixth-graders at Eastchester Middle School learning about Egypt from world traveler and photographer Mike Harrold during a special workshop. The students just finished studying ancient Egypt in a month-long unit. The program gave thems an opportunity to see Egyptian artifacts up close, including… Read More →
Charlene T. Lambrecht is greeted with a hug fro Kamora Dubois (cq) ,8, during an after school program at Eastchester Community Action Program. To find out more about Charlene T. Lambrecht and the after school program go to lohud.com
Rye’s Jimmy Amico, who recently told The Journal News he wants to meet with Rye students to talk about street safety, will speak tonight at a Bronxville forum on cycling safety. Amico’s son Jarrid was killed while crossing Rye’s Midland Avenue on his bike in 2006. (A photograph of Jarrid… Read More →
The Eastchester Town Board has appointed two people to new positions and there have been some title changes among current staff as part of the municipality’s recent reorganizational meeting and last November’s election. Rocco N. Cacciola, who is the town’s Receiver of Taxes, will become court clerk. There was no… Read More →
Today I photographed Meg King, the proprietor of Oh Sweet Day in Tuckahoe, which opened in August 2009 as an artist consignment store. She has about 40 artists and crafters who have work in her shop, including herself – she sews. You can find a unique gift for someone of… Read More →
The average Eastchester resident probably won’t notice a difference, but the town has changed how it does its garbage pick-up routes. Beginning shortly after the new year started, the town DPW began reducing its garbage routes from five to four and withdrawing one of the five trucks for other duty…. Read More →