As is custom, this will be my last column until Labor Day. I thought I’d take a break from reporting on flood projects, road repaving and zoning codes, and highlight some of the interesting factoids about our village and our home county. All were new to me until I sat […]

No longer the quiet period for village government, the summer months are now dedicated to public works improvements, with the most disruptive activities planned for the least congested times in Bronxville. All of the following will commence at some point during the coming weeks with the goal of substantial completion […]

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he recent session of our state Legislature came to a close, with the next regular session not until January. As is often the case, not much consensus was reached. There were many symbolic one-house bills that made political statements but did not affect any outcomes. The session was unique in […]

[dropcap]F[/dropcap]ollowing on the heels of last week’s column, the police chief has shared more tips on home and personal safety: Keep car and house keys on separate rings and unlabeled, so if lost, cars and homes are not vulnerable to theft. Medications and their doses, blood type and special medical […]