I’m writing an article for the paper on people who turn to gardening to help them cope with a major life change, such as illness, retirement, new motherhood, death of a loved one, new empty nester, move to a new town, new career etc. I’ve got all of our Express… Read More →
Two representatives of the LaRouche campaign were outside the Tuckahoe Post Office this morning with signs, posters and a sign-up sheet geared to get public support to impeach President Barack Obama. Their display got car honks from passersby, as well as gestures; support and criticism were hollered out of passing… Read More →
This just came in from state Sen. Jeff Klein’s office: State Sen. and Deputy Majority Leader Jeff Klein (D-Bronx/Westchester) attended the Safe Riders’ Day portion of the Tuckahoe Police Department’s seventh Annual Community Day on June 19th. At the event, Klein joined Tuckahoe Mayor John Fitzpatrick and the Police Department… Read More →
The Greenburgh Nature Center is presenting a live butterfly exhibit and butterfly programs running until September 30. The indoor exhibit, “Walking Among Live Butterflies,” includes native butterflies such as Monarchs and Painted Ladies in the center’s greenhouse full of fragrant flowers and greenery. The exhibit showcases the life cycle of… Read More →
Tuckahoe High School held its graduation ceremonies June 25. Read on for the full list of graduates or click here to view the Tuckahoe photo gallery. Looking for your friends? You can view the graduation lists or photo galleries for all local high schools and colleges by clicking on these… Read More →
Eastchester High School held its graduation ceremonies June 25. Read on for the full list of graduates or click here to view the Eastchester photo gallery. Looking for friends? You can view the graduation lists or photo galleries for all local high schools and colleges by clicking on these links!... Read More →
In an effort to continue our energy saving initiatives and environmental stewardship, I want to alert you to a very useful service offered by the State of New York through (NYSERDA), the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. NYSERDA’s purpose is to help New York meet its energy… Read More →
In an age when youth theaters can charge big money for a double-cast production of “Annie,” it’s refreshing to learn of a program that won’t cost theater-loving high-school kids a penny to participate. Director Betsy Hooper is launching Free Theatre Westchester with auditions tomorrow night at the Mamaroneck Avenue School… Read More →
From left, Herb Williams, former NBA star, Loren Katzovitz, with Guggenheim Partners, react to George Follini, with Guggenheim Partners, miss on the green during Ahmad Rashad Golf Classic at Quaker Ridge Golf Club in Scarsdale. The event benefits the White Plains Hospital Center. Ahmad Rashad plays the 7th hole during… Read More →
Carl Paladino, the Buffalo developer running for governor, talked about his candidacy on Monday in an Editorial Spotlight interview. Paladino, who lost the Republican nomination to former Rep. Rick Lazio, is gathering petition signatures in an effort to receive a place on the Sept. 14 primary ballot. He’s also running… Read More →