For most residents in Bedford, Lewisboro and Pound Ridge, the power finally came back over this past weekend, four or…
For most residents in Bedford, Lewisboro and Pound Ridge, the power finally came back over this past weekend, four or five days after Tropical…
After months of online training sessions, hundreds of sanitizations and many drive-by birthday parades, the Goldens Bridge Fire Department has…
The Pound Ridge Town Board officially expanded the town’s assets after closing a deal to acquire the parcel at 7 Old Pound Road on July 23. Th…
Bedford Corners resident, Carol B. Allen, seems to have hit a nerve with her young adult novel, “One If: A Virago Fantasy.” The book, released in December, has generated enthusiastic responses, not only among its targeted audience — early tee…
For many returning to work or returning to school, this fall is an exciting step toward normalcy. However, even with hybrid plans and adherence to mask-wearing, normality is not around the corner.
A resident on Kitchawan Road called the police at 6:58 p.m. on Tuesday, July 26 to report a bear sighting on their property. The complainant w…
On Wednesday, July 29 at 10:06 a.m., a resident of Perch Bay Road in Waccabuc reported to police that she received a package of seeds in the m…
Bedford police went to the home of a 15-year-old boy on Brook Farm Road in Bedford on Friday, July 31, at approximately 3:45 p.m. after receiv…
The Bedford Central School District released its highly anticipated reopening plans this week and unveiled another questionnaire to gauge parent’s comfort levels sending their children to school this fall.
In a letter to the Bedford Central School District community, Superintendent Joel Adelberg provided a preview of what parents, students and staff can expect from reopening plans for the fall.
Ines Nix, a rising junior at John Jay High School, could have chosen to stay on the sidelines on the issue of gun violence, particularly in schools, and its disproportionate impact on Black communities.
Who would have ever thought that a book relating the story of a crew team in 1936 could be the impetus behind a high school girl of today turning to the sport?
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association announced its 2019-20 Scholar-Athlete School of Distinction and School of Excellence Award winners last week and Fox Lane was among the honored districts.
John Jay graduate Carly Legenzowski is proof positive that you don’t need to compete in a mainstream sport to receive an opportunity to do what you love in college.
It was overwhelming! So many wonderful people helped me celebrate my 101st birthday on May 31. It has taken a long time to open the more than …
Contrary to what you may have heard in the mainstream media, Hollywood, academia and politics, America is not a racist country. Yes, slavery e…
Misery on top of misery. That’s how some are describing our current state, bound by pandemic restrictions and uncertainties on the one hand, a…
Bedford Corners resident, Carol B. Allen, seems to have hit a nerve with her young adult novel, “One If: A Virago Fantasy.” The book, released in December, has generated enthusiastic responses, not only among its targeted audience — early tee…
For many returning to work or returning to school, this fall is an exciting step toward normalcy. However, even with hybrid plans and adherence to mask-wearing, normality is not around the corner.
When Mindy Yanish, owner of Offerings Gallery in Katonah, announced in June that she was closing the store’s brick-and-mortar incarnation after some 30 years in business, she hinted that she was working on a new idea that would open up “the p…
I know that I’m not the only one to be focusing more on the natural world during these strange pandemic times. There are less distractions, of…
The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted supply chains and left some farmers reeling, but there is one sector of the industry that continues to flour…
If there were a title for “master monarch butterfly whisperer,” University of Connecticut’s Alice Ely would have already taken the prize. In a…
Nancy Sebastian Cody, a former Katonah resident and Pound Ridge antiques store owner, died July 27 at home in Shekomeko. She was 89 and also l…
Gerald (“Jerry”) J. Karas died Monday, July 27, at the Pound Ridge home that he and his sons built over 50 years ago. He was 93.
Leila Emily Elaine (Elaine) Ullrich died at her home in Katonah on July 23. She was 78.
