Harrison Supervisor Joan Walsh submitted a budget today, which would raise taxes a bit more than 4 percent. The majority of that increase is a result from the the town’s decreasing tax assessment base. Spending is only increased within the state’s mandated 2 percent cap. Walsh issued the following press… Read More →
The city issued this press release this afternoon: Storm Recovery Update The following Storm Recovery Update was sent citywide at 1:45 PM today through the City’s emergency communications network. This is a recovery update from the City of New Rochelle regarding power outages, storm cleanup and leaf collection. There are 1,400 households… Read More →
Here’s a digest of opinion content we published over the weekend: Saturday, Oct. 29 Iran and Iraq: Commentaries We ran a pair of commentary pieces addressing the American withdrawal from Iraq and the implications of an increasingly powerful Iran: Withdrawal means a victor for Iran: Commentary, Frederick W. Kagan and… Read More →
MAMARONECK — Con Edison expects power to be fully restored by midnight Wednesday, though some areas will get power earlier, town officials said today. With trick-or- treaters out and about tonight, parents should remember to carry a flashlight to make it easier to spot hazards such as down power lines… Read More →
Henry Nyre, 7, garners positive reaction as he speaks at the podium about his father, Iona College’s new president Dr. Joseph Nyre, during the inauguration ceremony in New Rochelle on Oct. 28, 2011. Nyre is the first non-Christian Brother to lead the private Catholic college since its founding by the… Read More →
Below is a letter from New Rochelle school officials to Trinity Elementary School parents regarding the recent abrupt resignation of Assistant Principal Nadine Pacheco, which Ned Rauch reported on in a story today. Pacheco’s own letter to the school community follows. To the Members of the Trinity School Community: We… Read More →
From the friends of the Larchmont Public Library: Local author Priscilla Warner will read from her new book, Learning to Breathe: My Yearlong Quest to Bring Calm to My Life, a witty meditation memoir for believers and skeptics alike, on Sunday, November 20th at 4:00 p.m. Larchmont Village Center, 121… Read More →
The Village of Mamaroneck Council of the Arts and the Mamaroneck Public Library are seeking local artists willing to participate in the upcoming Mamaroneck Village Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair on Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is no charge to participate, but organizers are asking that… Read More →
New Rochelle players celebrates their 13-12 victory over White Plains, during boys football playoff game at New Rochelle High School Oct 27, 2011. ( Frank Becerra Jr / The Journal News ) To see more photos from the New Rochelle vs White Plains game click here.
Rye’s Joseph Simolacaj is tackled by Pearl River’s Anthony Lapoma during their Class A quarterfinal football playoff game at Pearl River. Rye won 14-7. See more photos of Rye at Pearl River football
