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Developer withdraws application for Harrison housing project

Harrison, New York · Harrison

Developer withdraws application for Harrison housing project

The Stagg Group, owner of 67 Grant Ave. in Harrison, has withdrawn its application for the proposed multi-family building upon careful consideration of the need for further studies. Both the Harrison Town Board and Planning Board were notified of the application being withdrawn on May 20, 2025 by Stagg Group. Stagg Group has owned the property long before the Town of Harrison created the General Commercial-Residential Floodplain (GC-RF) Zone tha…See the Story

Jenkins announces Playland will open

Memorial Day · New York

Jenkins announces Playland will open

Playland Amusement Park will officially open for the 2025 season Memorial Day Weekend, kicking off summer festivities. Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said: “Summer in Westchester means a summer spent at Playland – and this summer will be no different.” Jenkins said the extent of ride availability is still being determined, as the County continues efforts to address the damage left behind by Standard Amusements following their breach of…Read Article

Rye resident endorsed for county legislator’s 7th District

Rye, New York · Rye

Rye resident endorsed for county legislator’s 7th District

The Westchester County Republican Committee has selected Kurt van Kulleras their candidate for the Westchester County Legislature representing the 7th District in the November election. In accepting his nomination Mr. van Kuller offered “I am honored and excited by the opportunity to devote 100% of my time to being an energetic advocate for my home District. We have had the same representation in White Plains for the last 11 years. The taxpayers…See the Story

Elk City Man Arrested After High-Speed Police Chase

Elk City, OK — A high-speed police chase through Elk City ended in an arrest just after 2 a.m. Sunday, April 8, 2025, after a suspect refused to stop for officers and endangered multiple drivers along the way. According to a probable cause affidavit from the Elk City Police Department, officers responded to a report of a stolen white 2019 Chevy Equinox with Oklahoma license plate RJL956 around 11:50 p.m. Saturday night. Officers located a vehicl…Rye, New York · Rye See the Story

Jenkins sworn in as county executive

Westchester County witnessed a historic moment today as Kenneth W. Jenkins was officially sworn in as County Executive, making history as the first Black County Executive in Westchester. The ceremony, held at Westchester Community College, was attended by dignitaries, elected officials and community leaders, all gathered to celebrate Jenkins’ commitment to service, equity, and the future of the County. The event commenced with a welcome address …New York State · New York See the Story

New Rochelle launches workforce development programming

New Rochelle Forward (NR Forward), the city of New Rochelle’s staple local and minority-focused vocational training program led in partnership with Soulful Synergy, launched its 2025 workforce development programming at an open house and networking event this week. Designed to build the capacity of individuals to effectively compete for the opportunities created by the unprecedented development boom in the city and beyond, NR Forward connects pa…New Rochelle · New Rochelle See the Story

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Shen drops season opener, Hagner’s debut, on Niskayuna’s fourth-quarter comeback

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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. — Chad Hagner isn’t opposed to his team taking their proverbial ‘medicine’ early in a season. It’s hard to find any earlier points than the very first game in the very first campaign of one’s varsity head coaching career. This past offseason, Hagner replaced Jason Gifford as head coach of the Shenendehowa boys varsity lacrosse team — a position Gifford held since 2013, winning four Section 2 Championships doing so. On Tuesday,…New York State · New York See the Story

Metro-North Cashier Arrested, Charged with Stealing $206,000 from Counting Room

Shabain worked out of the White Plains Metro-North station On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, Tom Shabani, a Metro-North Railroad cashier and 24-year employee based out of White Plains, with responsibility for handling money received from ticket vending machines, was arrested and charged with grand larceny in the second degree. Following an internal audit, an investigation […]White Plains, New York · White Plains See the Story

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