Month: June 2017

In 2016, Swim Across America’s Long Island Sound Chapter raised more than $1 million for cancer research. Photo courtesy flickr.com
Community

Swim Across America fundraises for a cure

It’s been 25 years since Swim Across America’s Long Island Sound Chapter, SAA-LIS, started making waves in the fight against cancer, and the charity continues to strengthen with each passing year. SAA-LIS, which last year raised more than $1 million for cutting-edge cancer research, prevention and treatment through swimming events, […]

On Jan. 15, Westchester Joint Water Works began constructing a water transmission main on Sunnyside Avenue extending from South Road to Bruce Avenue. The construction is located near Harrison Town Hall. File photo
News

Ethics change sanctions holding dual political positions

In a 3-2 vote, the Town Council approved a change last week to a long-discussed law that restricted elected officials from holding leadership positions in any political party while also maintaining office. The move will put Harrison in line with other communities that already implement a similar policy on holding […]

Westchester County Legislator MaryJane Shimsky has introduced a bill to authorize the county attorney to file a lawsuit against Big Pharma for deceptive marketing of opioid painkillers. Photo courtesy spine-health.com
News

County Dem seeking suit against Big Pharma

Westchester County Legislator MaryJane Shimsky has introduced a bill that would authorize the county attorney to file a lawsuit against large pharmaceutical companies for deceptive practices. The effort comes as a way to stem the tide of rising costs for government and public safety from a growing drug epidemic in […]

One draw to Siegel Bros. Wine & Spirits has to be the Cruvinet, a system that keeps opened wine fresh for up to 45 days. Photo/Sibylla Chipaziwa
Community Features

3 bros. revive century-old family business

[dropcap]I[/dropcap]f you are looking for sustainable meats, or for one of the largest collections of bourbon and whiskey in Westchester, consider a visit to Siegel Bros. The joint food and alcohol venture, Siegel Bros. Marketplace and Wine & Spirits, opened last fall in two neighboring locations in downtown Mount Kisco, […]

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Lead Stories Politics

3rd Republican enters tax receiver race, will primary

A third registered Republican has told the Review he plans to run for receiver of taxes in November, triggering a crowded field and likely primary for the seat. Michael Giordano, 55, said he will seek to replace incumbent receiver of taxes Nancy Masi, who plans to retire when her current […]