Month: August 2020
10 Commerce Drive Rail Yard Site (New Rochelle) – DEC Invites Public Comment on Proposed Expedited Cleanup Measure
As New Rochelle Stonewall Continues, Federal Judge Expects to Rule within Days on Police Disciplinary Records Lawsuit
New Rochelle Love Triangle Slasher Case Draws a Big Gun from DC: Billy Martin
No Negative Impact on Development from COVID-19, Maybe Positive, Says New Rochelle Mayor
Scam alert: USGA warns of bogus U.S. Open email campaign
New police chief ceremonially promoted in Port Chester
Raptors 134, Nets 110: Brooklyn Stumbles at Start of Game 1
Rick Pitino has ‘awesome’ first practice with Iona
LOCK YOUR CAR: 109 Larcenies from Motor Vehicles in New Rochelle Since Memorial Day
Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas get sneak peek at U.S. Open site Winged Foot
New Rochelle Man Indicted For Sexually Assaulting a 7-Year Old Girl
Teacher union heads in Hudson Valley say schools not ready to open
Iona College resumes in-person learning for 1st time since COVID-19 outbreak
Underlying Medical Condition Prompts Rye Middle School Principal to Retire After Two Decades
Pride Lawn Flag Burned, Rye PD Launches Investigation
New Rochelle Police Arrest Union Ave Shotgun Shooter
U.S. Treasury Secretary Begging for Nickels and Dimes…Literally
Trail Blazers 134, Nets 133: Playoff-Bound Brooklyn Short in Finale Thriller
Thieves Break Into 19 Vehicles in One Night In Mamaroneck
Closure of Mamaroneck Parish Rescinded by Cardinal
Port Chester Woman arrested after disturbance
Notorious New Rochelle Panhandler Robs 87-Year Old Man in Broad Daylight
New Rochelle Store Owner is robbed in Front of Store
Drive-By Shooting in New Rochelle Comes to Light Following Attempted Murder Arrest
New Rochelle Man Takes Two Shotgun Blasts to the Chest, Police Say He Will Live
New Rochelle Policing Review Committee Established
9/11 Tribute in Light cancelled because of coronavirus
CDC: One quarter of young adults contemplated suicide during pandemic
RZA Whipped Up a New Wu Tang Clan Flavored Ice Cream Truck Jingle With Good Humor to Toss Out the Old Racist One
Rye Police Blotter: Safe Not Safe, Eddie Not Happy, Dispute Taking Root, Just Batty
Mamaroneck Parishioners Win Fight To Keep Historic Church Open For Worship
PSC Announces $10.75 Million Settlement With Con Edison, O&R Over Utilities’ Preparation And Responses For 2018 Winter Storms
New Rochelle Schools Will Not Open in September
With Big Ten cutting bait, Notre Dame now carries college football torch in Midwest
40,000 Fraudulent Unemployment Claims in New York During Pandemic
Weekly Unemployment Claims Drop Below One Million for First Time Since March
Westchester County Police Reform and Reimagining Task Force Public Forum 8/13 6 PM
New York Is Only U.S. State Not Releasing Child Coronavirus Data
New York Public Service Commission Investigating Con Edison Preparation and Response to Power Outages…for 2018 Storms