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Yorktown-based Support Connection has teamed up with Smart Patients, an online peer-to-peer support forum, to offer more resources for patients and families affected by breast, ovarian, and other gynecological cancers. more
A vigil for Renée Good and Alex Pretti will take place in Somers later this month. more
“I do think that we made a great decision for the town,” Town Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. “I feel like we had a whole team of researchers behind us.” more
A small earthquake hit lower Westchester on Tuesday morning. more
County health officials sent out an alert after a rabid coyote attacked three people and two dogs. more
“Black history is American history,” Sen. Pete Harckham said. more
Alfonse Davino has been named interim principal of Lakeland High School, succeeding Christopher Cummings, who announced on March 2 that he is stepping down after a decade as principal. more
The entirely volunteer agency operates Westchester County’s only fire department-based Water Rescue Unit and Dive Team, which dates back to the 1960s, serving as a primary water rescue asset for Westchester and Putnam counties.  more
A new advisory issued by the Israeli National Security Council is drawing attention among Jewish communities worldwide. more
“Kelly Arcara took a tragedy of losing a son and turned it into a mission of keeping other people safe,” Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. “No other towns have this, so we’re very grateful for this opportunity.” more
Westchester County police are working with federal law enforcement agencies to monitor the events in the Middle East. more
Westchester County Police plan to increase patrols during the current and upcoming holy days. more
Javier Barragan, 48, of Yorktown, a housekeeper at Yorktown Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, faces multiple felony charges, including second-degree rape, a class D felony, and first-degree endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person, a class E felony. more
Residents oppose proposed cell tower on Granite Springs Road. more
Javier Barragan, 48, faces charges of second-degree rape, a class D felony and second-degree endangering the welfare of an incompetent person, a class A misdemeanor. more
In a split 3-2 vote, the Town Board appointed Luciana Haughwout, a Republican, to a five-year term beginning March 1. more
A New York State jury found medical professionals liable for malpractice in a case involving gender-affirming surgery on a minor. more
The death of a Yorktown Heights woman last year led to federal drug trafficking charges, according to the DOJ. more
The Northern Westchester-Putnam County St. Patrick’s Day Parade is scheduled for Sunday, March 8 in Mahopac.  more
“My biggest issue with this board is the same thing I hear from residents — there seems to be one set of standards for residents and another for developers,” Jann Mirchandani said. more
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