With practices set to begin Tuesday, Sept. 29, for boys and girls soccer, cross-country, girls tennis, girls swimming…
Only savvy residents of Pound Ridge know the one place where you can pick up vintage furniture, bicycles for the whole family and a new lawn m…
Following a quiet election, the Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees is officially back to operating at full capacity. Newcomer Anne Benefico…
After the launch of the Lewisboro Parks and Recreation’s Learning Lot in the former Lewisboro Elementary School gym, the department is gradual…
When Seema Boesky unveiled the sign at the ribbon cutting for the new Seema Boesky Heart Center at Northern Westchester Hospital, she was genuinely surprised to find it bore her name. The plain-spoken and practical benefactor was probably the…
Police were dispatched to Old Stone Hill Road at 11:05 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8 for a loud underage party allegedly serving alcohol to minors.…
At 7 a.m. on the morning of Monday, Sept. 7, the store clerk at Fifth Division Market and Deli in Cross River reported to police that when the…
With practices set to begin Tuesday, Sept. 29, for boys and girls soccer, cross-country, girls tennis, girls swimming and field hockey, school districts throughout Section I appear set to give the green light.
In a special notice sent to families in the Bedford Central School District, Superintendent Dr. Joel Adelberg disclosed that the district had its first reported case of COVID-19 among its school community.
Bedford Central School District Board of Education member, Jessica Cambareri, faced staunch criticism this week for comments she made at a prior meeting, with one parent even calling for her resignation during a tense public forum Sept. 9.
There will be no football, volleyball and competitive cheerleading this fall.
One could make a very good argument that Max Mauro was the best defender to wear a Fox Lane lacrosse uniform.
Another week has passed and there still has been no definitive answers from school districts throughout the state as to whether or not there will be fall high school sports.
There are a few more days left to catch the series of programs in the Town of Bedford highlighting some of the ways that residents can contrib…
Chris Burdick, Democratic candidate for Assembly, has an outstanding environmental record which has won him the endorsement of the League of C…
Last Tuesday, Sept. 8, my husband and I went to dinner around 6 p.m. at DiNardo’s Restaurant. We parked across the road and by the time we lef…
The Bedford Playhouse on Tuesday announced the hiring of its new executive director, Michael “Hoagy” Hoagland.
On Sunday, Sept. 13, dozens of Westchester gardens will be open to the public to demonstrate how homeowners and land managers can support pollinators and encourage biodiversity in our own backyards.
The mysterious and nomadic Leatherman has captured the imagination of area residents for over 100 years. Now, thanks to a new wardrobe crafted by a skilled local hobbyist, the Pound Ridge Museum can better capture his likeness.
Over 100 horses and riders came out last Sunday, Sept. 6, to participate in the BRLA Hunter Pace, a semi-annual event and mainstay of the eque…
On Sunday, Sept. 13, dozens of Westchester gardens will be open to the public to demonstrate how homeowners and land managers can support poll…
Interns for the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy shared the work they completed on the town’s preserves over the summer during a virtual presentat…
Mario Lancia of Katonah died at his home on Sept. 9. He was 85.
Jean Emma Grant, who was active in the First Presbyterian Church of Katonah and a past president of the Women’s Civic Club of Katonah, died Se…
Margaret (“Tommie”) K. Norton, a lifelong Lewisboro resident and former head bus dipsatcher for the Katonah-Lewisboro School District , died a…
