Just before the holidays, I had brunch at a great little place in New Rochelle called Cienega. We only tried a few things, but every one of them led me to believe that the Neuvo Latino food there is nothing short of astounding. One particularly great dish was this dessert,... Read More →
The LeCount Square development project, seen as a key component of New Rochelle’s downtown revitalization efforts, has crumbled. The plan called for new stores, apartments, office space and a hotel to fill the block bound by Huguenot Street, Anderson Street, North Avenue and LeCount Place. We’ve got the full story… Read More →
The following letter has gone out to the alumni of St. Anthony of Padua School in West Harrison, saying the school is in danger of closing and donations are needed: Dear Alumni of St. Anthony of Padua School of West Harrison, NY, family, and friends of alumni, I am writing… Read More →
Willett Avenue: Police said Lance LaLuna, 29 of Center Terrace, Stamford, Conn., was so intoxicated that he drove into a tow truck at Willett and Abendroth avenues at 4:32 a.m. Dec. 30. LaLuna was not injured, but was ticketed for misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. Westchester Avenue: Police said Daniel McKillop,... Read More →
PELHAM MANOR Wolfs Lane: A 41-year-old Mount Vernon woman suffered neck pain and was taken to Sound Shore Medical Center after her car and a fire truck rushing to another accident collided at Colonial Avenue Dec. 20. Police said the truck had lights, sirens and its air horn going as… Read More →
LARCHMONT Deane Place: A Larchmont man is out $15,000 after a prospective employer sent what turned out to be a fraudulent check to him. After the man sent the money to Thailand on Dec. 22 as part of the business deal, a bank determined the check was a fake. Helena… Read More →
Port Chester parents can now register for online access to their children’s attendance records, report cards and class schedules via the school system’s home page. The information system, eSchoolPLUS Home Access Center, is still being set up. The information should go live by the next marking period in late January… Read More →
Reporter Rob Ryser and Leslie Korngold filed this story about burglaries in Rye: RYE — Police are urging residents to safeguard their homes when stepping out and to keep an eye on the homes of their neighbors who are away after five houses in the two municipalities were broken into… Read More →
RYE — About 100 brave, semi-nude souls will jump in the frigid Long Island Sound at noon Saturday. This New Year’s Day tradition at Oakland Beach is called “Ray’s Plunge,” a fundraiser to support the fight against ALS. The only requirements for the plunge swim is no wetsuits and everyone… Read More →
Craig Muraszewski didn’t feel like there was any place in Westchester where you could go to get a little bite to eat and enjoy a cocktail — and not feel like you’re in a restaurant. After all, when he goes out, he prefers to sit at the bar, rather than… Read More →
