The JCC of Mid-Westchester i sholding a Studio Cycling fundraiser, SuperCycle, from 8 a.m. to noon Feb. 5, at the JCC’s indoor cycling studio, 999 Wilmot Road, Scarsdale. All proceeds will support the organization’s Revitalization Campaign. Participants are invited to cycle for an hour or more, under the direction of… Read More →
The Westchester chapter of the New York Society of CPAs is holding a free, no-obligation seminar on college financial planning from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 24 in the fifth-floor atrium of 800 Westchester Ave. in Rye Brook. The program will feature one-hour sessions followed by questions and answers that… Read More →
On Sunday, November 13, teens from the JCC of Mid-Westchester partnered with teens from JCC Manhattan and Shorefront JCC (Brooklyn), to participate in Food on the Table, a community service project to prepare and serve kosher meals. The teens, eleven of whom were from Westchester, prepared, delivered and served the… Read More →
Alexa Russo, working on her Gold Award as part of Girl Scout Troop 1870, recently completed part of her requirement by running a clothes drive to benefit the North Yonkers Boys and Girls Club, and painting the club walls, cleaning up the gym and painting a mural. (Alexa Russo with… Read More →
Westchester County’s Youth Board will honor 10 outstanding high school seniors — including four from southern Westchester, tonight with the 2011 Milly Kibrick Youth Service Awards. Fair warning: reading their bios supplied by the county will leave you amazed at their energy, not to mention their accomplishments. The local honorees are:... Read More →
The JCC of Mid-Westchester in Scarsdale is holding its fourth annual look inside the college admissions process with a special discussion set for 7:30 to 9 p.m. Oct. 18. The discussion, moderated by Mamaroneck-based college admissions consultant Betsy F. Woolf, features deans from several top colleges and universities and is… Read More →
Local residents will gather next week to walk, laugh and remember the courageous teenager that inspired a community to join the fight against cancer. Tay-Bandz, a local charity devoted to raising awareness and funding research for pediatric cancer, will host a “Relay for Tay” on Sept. 17. The fundraiser — named… Read More →
Four Bronx men accused of ripping open and stealing the contents of a Federal Express box left at a Penny Lane home have sparked an investigation of similar thefts in the Edgemont section of Greenburgh. The men were stopped after two neighbors called police to say that a maroon sedan… Read More →
This just came in a bit ago: Head Lice Hero is offering free head lice checks to Westchester residents at their Eastchester location on Aug. 30 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. “Children are returning from camp,” says Joe Munoz, president of Head Lice Hero, “and many parents are concerned… Read More →
Expect detours as the Popham Road bridge over the Metro-North railroad tracks is expected to be closed to vehicular and foot traffic from 6 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Saturday to allow the contractor repairing the bridge to install structural steel. If the work is not completed that night the bridge… Read More →