The Bronxville Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting tonight at 7 p.m. to vote on the 2012-2013 village budget. The meeting will be at Village Hall, 200 Pondfield Road. Bronxville officials are looking at a $13.98 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year that is about 2.8 percent… Read More →
The Generoso Pope Foundation in Tuckahoe and the Pope family is sponsoring “Fireworks by Grucci,” a choreographed 17- minute fireworks program on the Hudson River near Pier 86 on Wednesday, May 23. The show will start at 10pm. The fireworks will coincide with the annual Fleet Week event and the… Read More →
The Eastchester Town Board will hold its regular meeting tomorrow, May 1, in Town Hall at 8 p.m. Among the items on the agenda: Tax cert settlements for Wilmar Properties, Bonura, D&F and Chem-X-Realty. Resolutions for bond issues to replace sidewalks and curbs, resurface streets; to buy a dump truck… Read More →
Bronxville’s Chris Behrens won the 200-meter intermediate hurdles at the Gold Rush track and field meet at Clarkstown South. See more photos of the Gold Rush track and field meet at Clarkstown South
The Friends of the Tuckahoe Library will hold a book sale during the upcoming Crestwood Street Fair, set for 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Sunday, April 29. Funds raised will help support library programs.
All day today, Lord & Taylor will be hosting an all-day shopping event that will give non-profit organizations a chance to raise thousands of dollars in o day. According to store officials, customers can buy $5 tickets that include a 25% bonus coupon to be used toward one item in… Read More →
This just in from the folks who are organizing Eastchester’s celebration of 350 years as a community in 2014: A committee of local historians is looking for volunteers to help put together a book to mark this milestone. Possible topics include the Eastchester Covenant of 1665 and its role as… Read More →
If you are running for school board in Westchester, Putnam or Rockland, we invite you to submit a photograph and information for LoHud.com’s upcoming online school election guide. Please send your full name, home address, a daytime phone number and email address to elections@lohud.com to obtain information on how to… Read More →
Responding to a request from the Westchester County Bar Association, a Board of Legislators committee began Monday to look at whether Westchester County should create an animal abuser registry. People convicted of animal abuse crimes would be required to register and pay a fee to support the registry. Registered offenders… Read More →
In her weekly column, Bronxville Mayor Mary Marvin talks about some concerns with overflowing water: The Village has been working very hard to seek flood mitigation grant monies and participate in initiatives at every level of government. The funding applications are cumbersome and time consuming and I commend Village department… Read More →