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December

1. 12/28/12– Christmas Dinner serves 300, goes green in Katonah
   

2. 12/28/13– EDITORIAL: 2012, Quote/Unquote
   

3. 12/21/12– Bedford Central reacts to Sandy Hook shooting
   

4. 12/14/12– Indian Point: License debate underway
   

5. 12/14/12– County Dems Harckham, Kaplowitz split over budget
   

6. 12/14/12– EDITORIAL: A cell tower is coming, a cell tower is coming!
   

7. 12/07/12– Carl Breuninger, quintessential Pound Ridger, dies at 84
   

8. 12/07/12– EDITORIAL: National designation a game-changer at Stepping Stones
   

November

1. 11/30/12– Bedford Hills gets ‘Shock’ treatment
   

2. 11/30/12– EDITORIAL: Mystery at the Katonah Museum of Art
   

3. 11/23/12– Cuts to deer management program loom again
   

4. 11/23/12– Neil Watson steps down as executive director of the KMA
   

5. 11/23/12– EDITORIAL: Distress leads to community recovery
   

6. ★11/16/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Back To School
   

7. 11/16/12– Fox Lane Players kick off dramatic season
   

8. 11/16/12– Grace Church: New Canaan church plan spurs local traffic concerns
   

9. 11/16/12– EDITORIAL: After the election: hangover or a brand-new day?
   

10. 11/09/12– Open space, Maloney, Menken winners in Bedford
    

11. 11/09/12– Katonah Poetry Series features literary heavyweights
    

12. 11/09/12– EDITORIAL: A ‘VERY’ frustrating situation
    

13. 11/02/12– The day after Sandy struck
    

14. 11/02/12– Storm pummels region, thousands still without power
    

15. 11/02/12– EDITORIAL: Endorsements for Maloney and Latimer
    

OctoBER

1. 10/26/12– EDITORIAL: Bob Castelli for 93rd Assembly district
   

2. 10/26/12– EDITORIAL: A vote for Greg Ball
   

3. 10/26/12– Local voices seek clemency for Judith Clark
   

4. 10/26/12– Hayworth, Maloney wage war of words during tight race
   

5. 10/19/12– EDITORIAL: Judgment call
   

6. 10/19/12– Where writers find inspiration
   

7. 10/19/12– Castelli, Buchwald debate state issues
   

8. 10/12/12– EDITORIAL: Don’t take library funding for granted
   

9. 10/12/12– Twenty years of neighbors helping neighbors
   

10. 10/12/12– Congressional candidates elaborate on conservation goals
    

11. 10/05/12– EDITORIAL: Will Cuomo make the right energy decisions?
    

12. 10/05/12– Bedford Central:Food is healthier, but will kids eat it?
    

13. 10/05/12– KES kids discover world of reading at fall book fair
    

SEPTEMBER

1. 09/28/12– EDITORIAL: Cleaning up the campaign trail
   

2. 09/28/12– The books that changed their lives
   

3. 09/28/12– Chef Jean-Georges plans 2013 opening
   

4. 09/21/12– EDITORIAL: Breathing a little easier
   

5. 09/21/12– Car show ‘bigger, better than ever’
   

6. 09/21/12– Local singer McLoughlin a hit on ‘The Voice’
   

7. 09/14/12– EDITORIAL: The day survives
   

8. 09/14/12– ‘Compromise’ reached over Stepping Stones
   

9. 09/14/12– Don’t call them ‘extras,’ they’re ‘background’
   

10. 09/07/12– EDITORIAL: Open space moves a sign of pessimism
    

11. 09/07/12– John Shearer brings back a cartoon legend
    

12. 09/07/12– Conflict over term length could send judge race to courts
    

August

1. 08/31/12– EDITORIAL: A Class Act
   

2. 08/31/12– Planning Board: Trump seeks more time at Seven Springs
   

3. 08/31/12– Finding peace through shared outdoor experience
   

4. ★08/24/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Back To School
   

5. 08/24/12– EDITORIAL: The Summer of ’42
   

6. 08/24/12– Katonah-Lewisboro: Class size conundrum continues
   

7. 08/24/12 – Youngsters score big in Pound Ridge Library’s Summer Reading Game
   

8. 08/17/12– EDITORIAL: Notes from the watershed
   

9. 08/17/12– Phony website, email said to be work of State Senator Ball
   

10. 08/17/12 – Spotlight on Arts: Program helps inmates take a new stage
    

11. 08/10/12– EDITORIAL: Remembering Kevin Quaranta
    

12. 08/10/12– County cracks down on outdoor dining rules
    

13. 08/10/12 – Spotlight on Arts: Anime on the screen at Jacob Burns
    

14. 08/03/12– EDITORIAL: Olympic moments
    

15. 08/03/12– Kevin Quaranta, judge, father, friend, dies at 56
    

16. 08/03/12 – HUD withholds funds, citing zoning failures
    

july

1. 07/27/12– EDITORIAL: A bridge not too far
   

2. 07/27/12– Spoof call leads police to ‘crime’ scene
   

3. 07/27/12 – Future international stars meet on the diamond
   

4. 07/20/12– EDITORIAL: Indian Point’s latest ‘unsafety’ measure
   

5. 07/20/12– Training educators to think greener
   

6. 07/20/12 – Westchester home sales are on the rise
   

7. 07/13/12– EDITORIAL: Settlement’s moral divide
   

8. 07/13/12– Indian Point:  Nuclear plant hurdles
   

9. 07/13/12 – ‘Hot bricks, lack of snack bar irk poolgoers
   

10. 07/06/12– EDITORIAL: Health care: ‘Onward together!’
    

11. 07/06/12– Richard C. Lemon, man of letters, dies at 81
    

12. 07/06/12 – ‘Reaction to health care act is fast and furious
    

june

1. ★06/29/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Graduation
   

2. 06/29/12 – EDITORIAL: John Jay, spymaster?
   

3. 06/29/12 – Maloney wins Democratic primary
   

4. 06/29/12 – ‘Pops, Patriots and Fireworks’
   

5. 06/22/12 – EDITORIAL: 18th Congressional District gets its christening
   

6. 06/22/12 – ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ opens Caramoor summer season
   

7. 06/22/12 – Five Democrats vie to unseat Rep. Nan Hayworth in 18th District
   

8. 06/15/12 – EDITORIAL: Stepping Stones was a house first, museum second
   

9. 06/15/12 – Trump doesn’t have rights to widen road, court says
   

10. 06/15/12 – Coker Farm’s Judy Richter publishes new memoir
    

11. 06/08/12 – EDITORIAL: Pound Ridge goes Third World
    

12. 06/08/12 – Rock-rock-rock-rock-rock ’n’ roll high school
    

13. 06/08/12 – SCHOOLS: Katonah-Lewisboro: Cost per pupil outpaces peer districts
    

14. 06/01/12 – Red, white and blue on display as hamlets mark Memorial Day
    

15. 06/01/12 – SCHOOLS: Katonah-Lewisboro releases school report card
    

May

1. 05/25/12 – Mary Kennedy funeral Mass fills St. Patrick’s Church
   

2. 05/25/12 – SCHOOLS: College application inflation
   

3. 05/25/12 – EDITORIAL: TMZ or TMI?
   

4. 05/18/12 – Family, friends mourn death of Mary Kennedy
   

5. 05/18/12 – Bedford Central 2012-13 budget election results
   

6. 05/18/12 – EDITORIAL: Firehouse in need
   

7. 05/11/12 – Cleanup day in Bedford empties attics, lures bargain hunters
   

8. 05/11/12 – Broad Brook home invasion, fire shock community
   

9. 05/11/12 – EDITORIAL: A ‘doable’ budget in Bedford Central;
                     Vote yes for K-L budget
   

10. 05/04/12 – Westmoreland expands wildlife navigation courses
    

11. 05/04/12 – Film explores theme of motherhood in prison
    

12. 05/04/12 – EDITORIAL: The Herodotus of Bedford Hills
    

April

1. 04/27/12 – Fox Lane celebrates Pride Week
   

2. 04/27/12 – Runners remember Caballo Blanco at annual Leatherman’s Loop
   

3. 04/27/12 – EDITORIAL: Twenty years, building respect for all
   

4. ★04/20/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Home & Garden
   

5. 04/20/12 – Bedford Hills historian Jaap Ketting dies
   

6. 04/20/12 – Bedford Fire Department welcomes new recruits
   

7. 04/20/12 – Runner in Bedford Hills finds a unique proposal at the finish line
   

8. 04/20/12 – EDITORIAL: Earth Day Awards
   

9. 04/13/12 – Martha Stewart seeks new storage building
   

10. 04/13/12 – EDITORIAL: The Romans had them, but Katonah still waits
    

11. 04/13/12 – St. Patrick’s kids get a lesson in outer space
    

12. 04/13/12 – EDITORIAL: The Romans had them, but Katonah still waits
    

13. 04/06/12 – Worshipers to observe Easter and Passover holidays with services
    

14. 04/06/12 – Bedford Town Board says no to $54.3M sewer plan
    

15. 04/06/12 – EDITORIAL: Wake up and smell the daffodils
    

March

1. 03/30/12 – Commission votes to protect historic home
   

2. 03/30/12 – ‘Rising Dragon’ at the Katonah Museum of Art
   

3. 03/30/12 – EDITORIAL: The ‘doable,’ the ‘dramatic’ and the ‘drastic
   

4. ★03/23/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Kids!
   

5. 03/23/12 – Governor signs redistricting legislation amid ‘gerrymandering’ charges
   

6. 03/23/12 – Perks, longtime Katonah gathering spot, to close
   

7. 03/23/12 – EDITORIAL: An ‘interesting’ alignment
   

8. 03/16/12 – Private gallery tour to benefit Bedford 2020
   

9. 03/16/12 – Pound Ridger is conference player of the year
   

10. 03/16/12 – EDITORIAL: List of historic homes must be made public
    

11. 03/09/12 – Katonah firehouse renovations planned
    

12. 03/09/12 – Housing market on the rebound
    

13. 03/09/12 – EDITORIAL: When Bedford’s Democrats were lonely
    

14. ★03/09/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Today’s Woman
    

15. 03/02/12 – George Delaney, force in local Democratic Party, dies at 84
    

16. 03/02/12 – Neighbors, Stepping Stones at odds on traffic
    

17. 03/02/12 – EDITORIAL: Towns must have right to guard precious resources
    

FEBRUARY

1. 02/24/12 – Butterscotch Auction Gallery sells $1.7 million painting
   

2. 02/24/12 – After ‘tweaks, board gives nod to Trump plans
   

3. 02/24/12 – EDITORIAL: Settlement scorecard
   

4. ★02/24/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Celebrations
   

5. 02/17/12 – Thirty-five years later, missing family case still a mystery
   

6. 02/17/12  – Four candidates challenging Hayworth
   

7. 02/17/12  – EDITORIAL: Indian Point future in hands of NRC
   

8. 02/10/12  – County faces loss of federal funds in housing deal
   

9. 02/10/12  – Oscar-nominated filmmaker takes personal look at a deadly attack
   

10. 02/03/12  – Beauty benefit to save precious dogs
    

11. 02/03/12 – Wife of convicted man named in $100M sex trafficking suit
    

12. 02/03/12 – EDITORIAL: A ‘net gain’ at Katonah-Lewisboro
    

January

1. 01/27/12 – John Jay Homestead: Carriage Barn to transform into new visitor center
   

2. 01/27/12 – And the winner is … Bedford, New York!
   

3. 01/27/12  – EDITORIAL: Between a rock and a hard place
   

4. 01/20/12 –  Friedland family spurs charity fund
   

5. 01/20/12 – Bedford Village boulder removal progress
   

6. 01/20/12 – EDITORIAL: Congressional redistricting holds up the election process
   

7. ★01/20/12 – SPECIAL SECTION: Education
   

8. 01/13/12 – Bedford Hills Army captain honored with Bronze Star
   

9. 01/13/12 – Redistricting could create merger between two congressional districts
   

10. 01/13/12 –EDITORIAL: How do you spell ‘m-a-n-d-a-t-e r-e-l-i-e-f’?
    

11. 01/06/12 – Hydrofracking in state may begin later this year
    

12. 01/06/12 – Bedford boulders make parkers fume
    

13. 01/06/12  – Energy savers honored
    

14. 01/06/12 – EDITORIAL: The big picture in 2012
    

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