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BOL passes 2020 county budgets
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BOL passes 2020 county budgets

On Monday, Dec. 9, the Westchester County Board of Legislators voted 15-1 to pass the county’s 2020 operating, capital and special districts budgets. The $2.1 billion operating budget, which includes a $1 million cut to the county property tax levy, continues work begun last year to strengthen the county’s finances. […]

Two students from Mamaroneck High School are in the semi-finals for the 2018 Regeneron Science Talent Search.
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County Youth Bureau seeks applicants for state council

The Westchester County Youth Bureau is seeking young people ages 13 to 21 to represent Westchester County on the new New York State Governor’s Youth Council. Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced that he is establishing this Youth Council which will be comprised of one representative from each county in the […]

From left, Nesta Felix, Westchester Community College’s new women’s basketball coach, and Sean Kelly, the men’s basketball coach. Photo courtesy GoWccVikings.com
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WCC announces return of basketball

Westchester Community College, WCC, has announced the return of its men’s and women’s basketball teams with the new seasons beginning later this year. New coaches have been hired and were introduced at a press conference on Wednesday, July 26, at 10 a.m. in the Hartford Hall Boardroom on the college’s […]

JCC of Mid-Westchester, located at 999 Wilmot Road in Scarsdale. Photo/Andrew Dapolite
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JCC bomb threat suspect arrested in Israel

Half a world away, a 19-year-old man was arrested at his home in Israel for allegedly leveling bomb threats against Jewish community centers throughout the U.S., which forced the evacuation of local centers in New Rochelle and Tarrytown late last month. The arrest was made by Israeli police on March […]

POW! Burger, a New Rochelle burger joint, drew long lines at the Mamaroneck Food and Truck Makers Market. Photo/Andrew Dapolite
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Market showcases Mamaroneck industrial area

In an attempt to garner community support for a proposed rezoning in the village of Mamaroneck’s industrial district, a local committee hosted a Food Truck and Makers Market. On Nov. 6, hundreds of local residents, arriving by foot, bicycle and car, flooded Fayette Avenue, where several food trucks and craft […]