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Students working with THRIVE Bedford | Lewisboro | Pound Ridge were recognized at the Katonah Museum of Art. more
In Putnam County, the season arrives with a fresh lineup of family-friendly experiences, local history, and community-driven events that make it an ideal time to get out and explore. more
Honeybee Grove Flower Farm, a hidden floral paradise right here in Somers. more
Bedford Hills—The numbers are impressive: 263 pounds of food donated. Hundreds of messages of encouragement left for strangers. Dozens of care packages assembled for first responders. And 1,166 acts of kindness carried out by elementary school... more
Ninety people of diverse ages and backgrounds gathered on April 2 at the Pleasantville Community Synagogue and Neighbors Link at Grace Episcopal Church in Ossining for an immigration-themed Passover seder led by Rabbi Shoshana Leis and Rabbi Ben... more
If there ever was a slogan for Pound Ridge’s latest “Repair Café,” it would be: Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. more
A Mount Kisco restauranteur who everyone affectionately knows as simply “Mimi” was among five people recently recognized for their dedication, leadership, and ability to uplift Black voices. more
The Westchester County Board of Legislators recognized Women’s History Month recently with a ceremony honoring two inspirational community leaders. more
One of the latest “No Kings” rallies in Westchester drew nearly 2,000 people to Mount Kisco on a chilly but sunny Saturday. The peaceful protest, held on March 28 in front of Village Hall, gave folks the chance to express their displeasure on... more
Mount Kisco's Saint Patrick's Day parade brought color and smiles to the village on March 8, with dozens of organizations taking part. Here's a photo gallery. more
A new advisory issued by the Israeli National Security Council is drawing attention among Jewish communities worldwide. more
Bedford officially kicked off its year-long Rev Up 250 celebration on Jan. 30 with "1776 Tavern Night." more
Demonstrators turned out in Mount Kisco to demand the removal of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from American cities. more
A group of Mount Kisco volunteers is hoping to get back to work on local nature trails. more
“They are our neighbors, our friends, our co-workers, and our relatives.” more
Pigs and wolves have absolutely nothing in common, right? more
Residents expressed their frustrations at a recent Village Board meeting. more
Art Show: Bedford is a beloved winter tradition known for its welcoming atmosphere and high-quality artwork. more
WLT recently announced the successful closing of a 200.6-acre forested watershed property. more
The Mt. Kisco-Bedford Times looks back at some of the biggest stories from the past year. more
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