Category: Civic
New Rochelle Youth Recognized for Summer Employment
City of New Rochelle Receives $2.5M NYS Grant for Pedestrian Safety
New Rochelle City Hall to Relocate Downtown
Letter to New Rochelle residents from Board of Education President Rachel Relkin and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian G. Osborne
Join Statement from New Rochelle Board of Education President Rachel Relkin, Superintendent of School Dr Brian Osborne, Mayor Noam Bramson and City Manager Chuck Strome
City Details 10-year Capital Improvement Plan
Prominent Westchester Attorney to Address AIPAC Conference in Nation’s Capital
Actor and Comedian J.B. Smoove Named Ambassador for Habitat for Humanity of Westchester
Habitat for Humanity of Westchester Holds Annual Walk for Homes
10/19 Regal Cinemas Screening Third Presidential Debate: Clinton v. Trump 9 PM
Habitat for Humanity Westchester Annual Fall Walk-for-Homes Set for November 6th
Cash Reward of up to $2,500 Offered for Information on Manuel Ayala’s Murder
State Division of Human Rights Opens Office in White Plains
06/16 Habitat for Humanity Westchester to Host Family of Bridge of Spies’ Hero James B. Donovan in New Rochelle 6:30 PM
Winning TAKE 5 Ticket Sold in Pelham
Fiscal Discipline, Economic Growth, Safer Communities Highlight Key Themes in Astorino’s State of County Speech
State Labor Department Releases Preliminary March 2016 Area Unemployment Rates
BLS: The March CPI for the greater New York area
Astorino, County Youth Board Extend Deadline for Milly Kibrick Awards Nominations
04/13 Robert Cox, Entire Project Team Take Questions on $106 mm New Rochelle Schools Bond at East End Civic 7 PM
Yard Waste Collection Begins April 4
New Rochelle ‘Citizens to be Heard’ Now at 7PM
Westchester County Responds to Housing Report by Hud-Selected Monitor James Johnson
Astorino Announces Chronic Homeless Down 36%
Summer Jobs
Astorino, County Youth Board Accepting Milly Kibrick Awards Nominations
Office of Mental Health Announces Upcoming Suicide Prevention Training Events
Benefit Aids Firefighter
Arthur L. Pulley. oldest living black graduate of Yale University Law School, played role in Lincoln School Desegregation Case, dies at 99