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New Rochelle Championship Soccer Squad Celebrated By High School New Rochelle Championship Soccer Squad Celebrated By High School
New Rochelle Championship Soccer Squad Celebrated By High School NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- New Rochelle High School’s boys’ soccer team was honored recently after breaking a decades’ long state title drought. The team won the 2016 State Championship in November when it defeated Fairport High School 2-1 for the New York State Class AA title. The match took place at Faller Field in Middletown. "The road has now been traveled, and our flag planted," said head coach Jarohan Garcia at a celebration that drew students, faculty members, fans, district administrators and county and state legislators. According to school officials, the journey to the titl…
Trump Names Carl Icahn, Former Bedford Resident, As Regulatory Adviser Trump Names Carl Icahn, Former Bedford Resident, As Regulatory Adviser
Trump Names Carl Icahn, Former Bedford Resident, As Regulatory Adviser President-elect Donald Trump has named former fellow Bedford resident Carl Icahn as his special adviser on regulatory overhauls, multiple media reports said Wednesday. Trump’s transition team said that the billionaire will assist Trump in an “individual” capacity and will not be employed by the government, according to a report by CNBC. Icahn, a fervent critic of federal regulations, especially when they involve fossil fuels – an area where he invests heavily -- will not have specified duties, the CNBC report said. The octogenarian told CNBC that American businesses have been hobbled by un…
Goldens Bridge Scout Troop Alum Makes Cover Of 'Boys' Life' Goldens Bridge Scout Troop Alum Makes Cover Of 'Boys' Life'
Goldens Bridge Scout Troop Alum Makes Cover Of 'Boys' Life' LEWISBORO, N.Y. -- An Eagle Scout from Lewisboro has been featured on the cover of the December issue of “Boys' Life,” a monthly magazine of the Boy Scouts of America. Dunlin Stathis of Katonah, an alumnus of Goldens Bridge Troop 154, is shown ice climbing at a Scout camp in the Adirondacks last February. The ice climbing program held at the Summit High Adventure Base at Curtis S. Read Scout Reservation in Brant Lake focuses on basic techniques and prior experience was not required. Stathis is an avid hiker and loves the outdoors, said his former Scoutmaster, Richard Perlman. A graduate o…
Joint Waterworks Saves Taxpayers Money, Trouble, Cortlandt Supervisor Says Joint Waterworks Saves Taxpayers Money, Trouble, Cortlandt Supervisor Says
Joint Waterworks Saves Taxpayers Money, Trouble, Cortlandt Supervisor Says CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- Working with other communities has allowed Cortlandt to meet an unfunded EPA mandate to filter its water, Supervisor Linda Puglisi said Tuesday. The town, along with Yorktown, Somers and the Montrose Improvement District, formed the Northern Westchester Joint Water Works (NWJWW) in 1995. Working together, the supervisor said, allowed each municipality to pay less for its filtration systems, adding that the plan has “benefited our water consumers and taxpayers.” Cortlandt built a new filtration plant off Route 6, and Somers upgraded its plant, which established at “duel c…
Mount Pleasant Schools Chief Praises Westlake Students For Vigilance Mount Pleasant Schools Chief Praises Westlake Students For Vigilance
Mount Pleasant Schools Chief Praises Westlake Students For Vigilance MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. – Mount Pleasant school officials – reacting to a recent incident where a ninth-grader was accused of making a “disturbing” comment -- are praising students for their vigilance and asking that they, parents and staff all continue to be “kind and caring to one another.” Superintendent Susan Guiney issued the statement on the district’s website last week after some students at Westlake High School in Thornwood told school officials that a classmate had said something cryptic about not going to school on Friday. News 12 reported that the boy had posted pictures of himself …
Briarcliff School Mourns Champion Of Special Needs Children Briarcliff School Mourns Champion Of Special Needs Children
Briarcliff School Mourns Champion Of Special Needs Children BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. -- Anne Harmon, a champion of special-needs children, is being mourned by a Briarcliff Manor school that she helped found. Harmon was a parent, staff member, volunteer, supporter and board member at The Clear View School, which was founded half a century ago to provide academic and therapeutic programs to children dealing with mental illnesses and emotional problems. The Ardsley-on-Hudson resident, who had a special-needs child of her own, took on all those roles “with enthusiasm and joy,” according to school spokesman, Audrey Warn. Harmon died recently at her home, …
Rutherford Robotics Team Engineers Bridge In Competition Rutherford Robotics Team Engineers Bridge In Competition
Rutherford Robotics Team Engineers Bridge In Competition EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- A team of fledgling engineers and scientists from the Alfred S. Faust Middle School in East Rutherford have placed second in a recent STEAM/Robotics competition. The contest was held on Wednesday, Dec. 7, at the Memorial Elementary School in South Hackensack. The Faust students competed against nine other teams. They were tasked with building a 3-foot-long bridge that would hold at least 10 pounds. The team took about three months to design the structure, which ended up being able to support 50 pounds. The students “had a great time,” said East Rutherford educato…
Bargain Hunters Beware: Goodwill Closing Its Croton-On-Hudson Thrift Shop Bargain Hunters Beware: Goodwill Closing Its Croton-On-Hudson Thrift Shop
Bargain Hunters Beware: Goodwill Closing Its Croton-On-Hudson Thrift Shop CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- Much to the dismay of local bargain hunters, Goodwill will be shuttering its Croton-on-Hudson thrift store by the end of this month. The nonprofit organization, which has leased space in a strip mall off South Riverside Avenue for many years, is blaming the closing on an increasing lack of “foot traffic,” according to its director of communication, Jose Medellin. Medellin represents Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and Northern New Jersey. Medellin said the decrease may be partly due to an expansion project now under way at the ShopRite supermarket next doo…
Mount Vernon Holiday Shop Stiffs Employees On OT Pay, Reports Say Mount Vernon Holiday Shop Stiffs Employees On OT Pay, Reports Say
Mount Vernon Holiday Shop Stiffs Employees On OT Pay, Reports Say WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – A former salesman at American Christmas Inc. in Westchester is suing the holiday display business, claiming he was cheated out of overtime pay, according to media reports. George Tower’s lawsuit states he worked for the Mount Vernon-based company for a year and was never paid overtime for the 50- and 70-hour weeks he put during the regular and peak seasons, respectively, a report by the Daily News said. According to the Daily News, the company, which was founded in 1968, has 30 full-time and 120 seasonal workers and makes $12 million a year. Declaring on Glassdoo…
Traffic Stoppages Start On Route 9 In Poughkeepsie Traffic Stoppages Start On Route 9 In Poughkeepsie
Traffic Stoppages Start On Route 9 In Poughkeepsie POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Motorists are being told to expect delays while traveling on Route 9 in the city of Poughkeepsie, according to state Department of Transportation spokeswoman Gina DiSarro. Highway crews began working on the road 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 20 and will continue to 3 p.m. through Friday, Jan. 27, she said. The traffic stoppages are expected to occur between Pine Street and Fox Street in the city. They are expected to last an average of 10 minutes, DiSarro said. Motorists should take alternate routes when possible, she added. Drivers are being asked to be extra careful whe…
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