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Written by MIKE SMITH
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 17:13 |
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 Iona, others barred from meet by Section I ruling
Heading into Sunday’s Westchester County Track Championships, there was unusually little talk surrounding what area athletes would emerge as stars on one of the biggest stages of the season. Instead, most of the pre-meet discussion had centered on Section I’s controversial decision to ban four private school teams—including perennial power Iona Prep. |
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Written by PAIGE RENTZ
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 17:11 |
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Village explores self-parking garage
Few would argue with the assertion that trying to park in Mamaroneck’s downtown business district is a pain, but that may be alleviated for local drivers if the village is successful in its bid to bring in the latest parking technology--a garage that parks your vehicle for you. |
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Written by GREG MAKER
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 16:45 |
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Habitat director recounts relief trip
When a devastating earthquake rocked Haiti on Jan. 12, there was no doubt in Jim Killoran’s mind that he was going down there to help. The executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Westchester prepared for 12 days before departing to the Caribbean with Pastor Rigaud Pierre of French Speaking Baptist Church and Emanuel Ceneus, a former Port-au-Prince policeman living in New Rochelle. |
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Written by GREG MAKER
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 17:06 |
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Speculation mounts Cuomo will vacate seat for gubernatorial bid
As rumors surround New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo’s candidacy in the upcoming gubernatorial race, Bronxville’s Sean Coffey has thrown his name into the race for the Democratic nomination for attorney. A retired naval officer and former federal prosecutor, Coffey has never held political office before but feels that the time is right for him to get into the public arena. |
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Written by KEITH LORIA
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 17:02 |
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High school students may be used to seeing their work in the hallways and classrooms of their school, but the Rye Free Reading Room wanted to give art students a creative boost and invited students from Rye Neck High School to exhibit their work at the library for the next month. |
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Town Board just passed res. indicating commitment to property reval & resolving to CONSIDER reval in time for 2013 asssessment roll.
