Mrs. Green’s Neighborhood Market announced on Nov. 15 that it would be closing multiple stores in New York and Connecticut to shift focus to five of its “core” Westchester stores as part of a new strategy. Amid customer complaints of supply shortages in some of its Westchester locations, the Irvington-based […]
Month: November 2016
Manhattanville plans change in bus service schedule
The Manhattanville College administration is leaning toward adjusting its shuttle bus service, following elevated outrage from the student body about the safety of its current schedule. On Nov. 10, Michael Geisler, the college’s president, confirmed that the administration has begun discussing retracting last year’s controversial decision to alter the bus […]
Old jokes to die laughing at
An elderly man comes into a bar and notices a lovely lady about his age having a drink by herself. He pulls up a stool, leans over and asks, “So… do I come here often?” Sure, laugh. Or cry. Fact is, we’ll all be the lady or the man some […]
Mamaroneck to conduct deer study with drone
Efforts to accurately assess deer populations in Mamaroneck will move forward, as a hired consultant gears up to survey the village using a drone. According to Village Manager Richard Slingerland, it has been confirmed that the study will start on Dec. 31, 2016, and will survey several areas of the […]
‘Newtown’ film screens at Harrison library
More than 60 Harrison residents gathered in the public library on Monday to watch a screening of the 2016 film “Newtown” and to speak with one of the film’s producers, Marie Cuomo Cole. The film, which documents the shooting of 20 children, ages 6 and 7, and six staff members […]