Author: Jim Scova

WESTCHESTER DEPT. OF COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARDED $4M FEDERAL GRANT
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WESTCHESTER DEPT. OF COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARDED $4M FEDERAL GRANT

The Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health (DCMH) has received a $4 million-dollar federal grant to create and expand a coordinated mental health support system for children and teens with serious behavioral health needs by bringing together schools, families, healthcare providers and community organizations. The four-year System of Care […]

New Rochelle breaks ground on Ward Acres comfort station
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New Rochelle breaks ground on Ward Acres comfort station

The city of New Rochelle has officially begun construction of a new comfort station at Ward Acres Park, marking another significant milestone in the implementation of the Ward Acres Park Master Plan and the City’s long-term investment in one of New Rochelle’s most treasured natural resources. The project continues the […]

Gluten-Free Living: Necessity or Just Another Health Trend?
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Gluten-Free Living: Necessity or Just Another Health Trend?

Walk through almost any grocery store today and you’ll find gluten-free products everywhere—from bread and pasta to cookies and cereal. Restaurants are prominently labeling gluten-free menu items, and social media is filled with influencers claiming that cutting out gluten leads to better health, more energy and less bloating. But is […]

Westchester school bus safety program reduces illegal passing
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Westchester school bus safety program reduces illegal passing

The results of the County’s 2025-2026 School Bus Safety Program Annual Report, showing a 23.8% reduction in illegal school bus passing violations during the program’s first full year. Since launching in partnership with BusPatrol during  National School Bus Safety Week in October 2024, the initiative has improved driver compliance, strengthened […]