Westchester County Executive George Latimer is joining the celebration of Women’s History Month at the county’s First WOW Awards. Seven local women, nominated by their peers in their community, were honored for their extraordinary work during the pandemic and beyond. “Women are the keystone of our community and society as […]
Month: April 2021
Con Ed’s new smart detectors find 68 gas leaks
The smart-technology natural gas detectors Con Edison is installing in homes and businesses are making a dramatic impact in enhancing public safety, the numbers show. The company has installed nearly 34,000 detectors, mostly in Westchester County. Those detectors found 68 serious leaks. When the detector senses natural gas, it sounds […]
Broncos beat rival; stay perfect
On Thursday afternoon, crosstown rivals Bronxville and Tuckahoe squared off in a battle of unbeaten teams. By the time the final whistle had sounded, however, it was the Broncos’ dominant defense and stellar special teams play that would prove the difference maker in a 38-0 victory that felt much more […]
Parker to host Playland Town Hall
Last December, Westchester County and Standard Amusement reached a settlement agreement over the management of Rye Playland Park. Part of the process to amend the original agreement with Standard Amusement requires the Westchester County Board of Legislators to approve the amended contract. Since the beginning of this year, the Board […]
Arc Westchester teams up for new art series
Marla Beth Enowitz, artist and founder of Marla Beth Designs, is pleased to announce a new collaboration with The Arc Westchester bringing fun, engaging art classes to individuals with developmental disabilities. The ongoing series is open to participants in the nonprofit’s Community Choices program, a dynamic and educational community-based day […]
