This just came in a bit ago: Michael Santoliquido, Eastchester resident and owner of San Signs and Awnings, was honored at the Healing the Children Northeast seventh annual golf outing and reception on June 29 at the Waccabuc Country Club in New York. (Michael Santoliquido accepts the award at the… Read More →
It’s Thursday. We’re inching closer to the long holiday weekend. Here’s a glance at opinion content published today: Greg Ball and gay marriage: Editorial We comment on the political mechanics and arm-twisting that led to the state Senate’s 33-29 vote to legalize same-sex marriage in New York. In particular, we… Read More →
Here’s a glance at today’s opinion content: Health-insurance exchanges: Editorial We encourage the state Senate to return to Albany to take care of some legislative odds ands ends, chief among them a bill that would create a health-insurance exhange — a market for uninsured individuals and small-business owners to buy… Read More →
The Tuckahoe Library has announced its line-up of summer programs starting with the official kickoff of the adult summer reading program tomorrow (June 29) with musician Glen Roethel at 6 p.m. at the library, 71 Columbus Ave. The children’s summer reading kickoff with Global Rhythms is set for 11 a.m…. Read More →
This came in recently from UJA-Fedration of New York: More than 100 guests gathered at a private home on June 16 to celebrate UJA-Federation of New York’s Scarsdale community, its contributions to the organization’s 2011 Annual Campaign and the vital work of UJA-Federation. UJA-Federation raises funds that sustain the activities… Read More →
BRONXVILLE A man suspected of trying to break into several Bronxville homes eluded a six-hour police manhunt Monday, police said. Twice, police officers spotted him in Bronxville, and twice he bolted and got away, police said. The manhunt started at 2:49 p.m. when a neighbor saw the man looking into… Read More →
Good Tuesday morning. Here’s a glance at opinion content published today in The Journal News: Andrew Cuomo: Editorial We congratulate Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his success in realizing the legalization of same-sex marriage, a property-tax cap, ethics reform and more in the just-concluded legislative session. New Yorkers, we argue, deserved… Read More →
This came in last night via Bronxville’s e-alert system: At 2:49 p.m. this afternoon, we received a call of a suspicious male looking into windows of a home on Homesdale Road. At the same time, we received a burglar alarm activation at the same home. Responding officers located a suspect… Read More →
During the past month, many residents have asked the trustees our opinion of the Lawrence Hospital building project. While it is quite logical that citizens would solicit our thoughts, knowing that our job is that of stewards of our village, both legally and ethically we cannot endorse nor oppose any… Read More →
Good Monday morning. Here’s a glance at opinion content that published in The Journal News this past weekend: Saturday, June 25 Rockland flooding: Editorial We comment on the flooding that swamped large swaths of the Lower Hudson Valley on Saturday. We write: … We’ve known for a decade or more… Read More →