County Executive George Latimer, a Democrat, said he will end a voluntary background check program for Uber and Lyft drivers in Westchester after a tepid response from employees of those ride-hailing services. “I am doubtful of its value, and unless I can be persuaded in a short period of time […]
Month: February 2018
County Dems propose raising smoking age to 21
The Westchester County Board of Legislators’ Democratic caucus is aiming to tighten regulations on smoking with a bill that proposes to raise the age for those allowed to purchase tobacco products. At tonight’s county Board of Legislators, BOL, meeting, Democrats will introduce a bill to restrict any person under 21 […]
Mayer snags Independence Party endorsement
Westchester County’s Independence Party has endorsed Democratic Assemblywoman Shelley Mayer in the special election for County Executive George Latimer’s vacated Senate seat. According to the county Board of Elections, the 37th Senatorial District currently has 8,075 people registered in the Independence Party, giving Mayer an edge over her Republican opponent […]
Dubrovnik Restaurant brings authentic Croatian cuisine to Westchester
Dubrovnik Restaurant is expanding its menu with a brunch section. Named for the city in Croatia where Zeljko Tomic, owner of Dubrovnik, was born, the restaurant offers a variety of Croatian-inspired dishes including roasted meats and grilled fishes and slow-cooked produce. “People are traveling from Connecticut, New Jersey and Long […]
Tuckahoe falls at County Center
The return of Section I playoff basketball to the Westchester County Center proved to be a bittersweet one for Tuckahoe’s boys on Tuesday night, as the No. 3 seed Tigers team fell in overtime 63-54 to No. 2 Haldane in the Class C semifinals. But for a young Tigers team […]