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Two people stabbed during Westchester Community College brawl
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Two people stabbed during Westchester Community College brawl

Two persons were stabbed and two are in custody following a dispute that turned physical at Westchester Community College on Wednesday afternoon. Medical staff have confirmed that the two people taken by ambulance to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla suffered stab wounds. One was seriously injured and required surgery. Two […]

County marks 25th  anniversary of Sept. 11  with new documentary
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County marks 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with new documentary

As Westchester County marks 25 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the county is honoring the lives lost, remembering those who have died from 9/11-related illnesses and reflecting on how that day shaped Westchester over the quarter-century that followed. As part of the commemoration, Westchester County has […]

A Brain Aneurysm Isn’t Always an Emergency
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A Brain Aneurysm Isn’t Always an Emergency

By Dr. Jared Cooper, Neurosurgeon, White Plains Hospital When people hear the words “brain aneurysm,” they often assume it means that a blood vessel in the brain has ruptured but that’s a common misconception. A brain aneurysm is an outpouching in an artery of the brain, due to a weakness […]

LOCAL GOV GRANTS AWARDED TO 4 SOUND SHORE COMMUNITIES
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LOCAL GOV GRANTS AWARDED TO 4 SOUND SHORE COMMUNITIES

Assemblyman Steve Otis (AD91) and State Sen. Shelley Mayer (SD-37) are pleased to announce that four municipalities in his district have received a 2026-27 Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund Grant from the New York State Archives. Assemblyman Otis has been a big supporter of the program and is always […]