The Larchmont Traffic Commission has a presentation and proposal ready for the village Board of Trustees to create bike lanes. According to Carol Miller, co-chair of the Traffic Commission, the idea was formed in either 2007 or 2008, and the commission started working with the Rye YMCA to come up […]

A new Rye drug and alcohol coalition launched an online survey on Feb. 1 aimed at collecting data on parental attitudes and knowledge of their childrens’ drug and alcohol habits. Beyond gathering data, one of the main goals of the survey is to start a communitywide conversation about drug and […]

John Casale has run his auto repair shop for more than three decades. But in August last year, the town of Eastchester’s building department notified him that his business did not have the proper permits to operate and he could be forced to shut down. JC Auto Repairs, located at […]

[dropcap]P[/dropcap]lease pay attention. There will be a quiz. Starbucks recently took out a two-page, fold-out, super-slick ad in The New Yorker to educate us benighted, Folgers-swilling plebes on “The Art of Espresso and Milk.” Using a chart only slightly less complex than the periodic table of the elements (for instance, […]

The village of Tuckahoe updated its website on Jan. 16, in an effort to be more mobile-friendly and give the site a sleeker look. According to Tuckahoe Village Administrator David Burke, the major changes to the site are an easier to use interface, a better looking layout, links to Tuckahoe’s […]