New Rochelle’s Malcolm Allen, left, and Chris Schwarz celebrate after beating Yorktown 21-16 in a Section 1 Class AA football semifinal at New Rochelle. See more photos of Yorktown at New Rochelle football
Frank Morgenthaler claims to be head of a new group called the Concerned Republicans of Westchester and is calling for Westchester GOP chairman Doug Colety to resign. Morgenthaler, who is also the campaign manager for Republican congressional candidate Jim Russell, held a news conference outside GOP headquarters in White Plains… Read More →
PELHAM MANOR Wolfs Lane: Burglars stole $20 in quarters from a home during the day Oct. 22. A rear window next to the kitchen back door was smashed and the door ajar when the homeowner came home at 4 p.m. Secor Lane: A 30-year-old unlicensed driver from Pelham was semi-conscious… Read More →
The upset special from Thursday’s outbracket games came in Class A, with No. 22 Pearl River beating No. 11 Pelham 4-2 behind a goal and an assist from Giovanni Galvano. Next up is No. 6 Harrison. No. 18. Sleepy Hollow ousted No. 15 Panas 1-0 in A. Next up is… Read More →
The Day of the Dead, that macabre-but-festive tradition from Mexico, will be observed locally with displays and workshops at the Pelham Art Center, New Rochelle Library and Hudson River Museum in Yonkers. The Pelham center is holding an art workshop Saturday, and the Yonkers museum has a day of events… Read More →
This just in: Archbishop Stepinac High School’s award-winning Drama Club will present Arthurs Miller’s “A View from the Bridge” at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5 and 6 and 3 p.m. Nov. 7 at the school’s Major Bowes Theater, 950 Mamaroneck Road, White Plains. Tickets are $15 per adult, $10 for senior… Read More →
Josh Tenzer, a first-year Special Education Math Teacher, looks on as members of the Chess Club compete, Oct. 20, 2010 in the Port Chester High School library. Tenzer started the club because he believes playing chess can directly contribute to a student’s academic performance. “It makes students smarter by having… Read More →
Just two years after graduating from Rye High School in 1940, Bob Lynch was fighting on the frontlines in World War II. The Army combat rifleman spent 350 in frontline combat, survived being wounded in the leg, and earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. The 87-year-old returned to Rye… Read More →
Harrison teachers will get 1.5 to 1.75 percent salary increases, contribute more to their health insurance, and face additional “step” increases under a new 4-year deal with the district. The contract will save the district $2.4 million in the first two years and slow budget growth in future years, officials… Read More →
Comedy Central funnymen Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will host a Rally to Restore Sanity and a March to Keep Fear Alive, respectively, this Saturday at the Washington Mall in D.C. Are you making the hike up to our nation’s capital? Reporter Briggette Sayegh is looking for locals to talk to… Read More →
