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Bronxville man chases car break-in suspect in Tuckahoe
A 20-year-old Eastchester man was arrested after being chased by a Bronxville man who spotted him breaking into his car in Tuckahoe, police said.
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Farmer raises old-fashioned birds
In the classic TV game show "What's My Line," panelists guessed the unusual occupations of the show's contestants.
Bronxville Historical Conservancy's journal chronicles village history, page by page
BRONXVILLE - A trip through the village's history is as simple as the turn of a page.
22 charged in mob-controlled gambling, loansharking ring
Staten Islander Joseph Datello, 58, is placed into a waiting police vehicle outside the 120th Precinct stationhouse, St.
Get live updates from today's field hockey regional finals
Mike Dougherty and Rick Carpiniello will provide live scoring updates from Wednesday's field hockey regional semifinals in Clifton Park on the Gameday Central blog.
Q and A with Joyce Balint, president of the Bronxville Women's Club
Q & A with Joyce Balint, President of the Bronxville Women's Club.
Retired Bronxville teacher's passion for cooking aids food bank
BRONXVILLE - There are people who donate their time and talents to help others.
Yonkers man accused of fondling self in front of 11-year-old, mother on Bee-Line bus
BRONXVILLE - A 36-year-old Yonkers man was arrested Saturday night after being accused of fondling himself across from a mother and daughter on the Bee-Line bus, police said.
4th-grader speaks on congressional panel
BRONXVILLE: Sofia Caruso, a fourth-grader at St. Joseph School, recently appeared on a congressional panel in Washington on cyberbullying.
Concordia Presents Musical Adventures Series
Concordia Conservatory presents its first concert Musical Adventures for Children concert for the 2009-10 season, "Schmutzinberry III", on Saturday, November 7 at 11:00am in the Schoenfeld Campus Center at Concordia College, Bronxville.
Photo Gallery: Bronxville tops Croton-Harmon 35-20
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Volume IV Of Bronxville Journal Published
Especially rich in its diversity of topics and time periods, the newest edition of The Bronxville Journal has just been released, the fourth in a series of volumes of primary research into the people and events that have shaped our community's past.
DiFiore pleased with easy win, Schorr proud of campaign
It was clear on Election Night that she'd won a second term as Westchester district attorney.
Spano loss surprises voters; Astorino backers cite taxes
James Borck has a simple philosophy for Election Day: He always votes against incumbents.
Bronxville residents hear details about housing agreement, continue to worry
BRONXVILLE - The agreement has been signed, but the anger and bewilderment remain.
DiFiore leads by comfortable margin in D.A. race
WHITE PLAINS - Janet DiFiore appeared on her way to a comfortable victory tonight in her bid for a second term as Westchester District Attorney.
Holiday entertaining: From food to flowers
Halloween is over, which means Thanksgiving - and dare we say Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa - will be upon us faster than you can say 'boo.' So clear the faux cobwebs from the trees and put away the ghoulish decorations, and get ready to tackle your next round of seasonal chores.
Local hero: Jim Agnello leads Bronxville students to service in Africa and Nicaragua
BRONXVILLE - Jim Agnello is a high school guidance counselor, volunteer emergency medical technician and coach of two school sports.
Author to discuss benefits of playing
BRONXVILLE: Researcher and author Stuart Brown will visit the Bronxville School, 177 Pondfield Road, at 7 p.m. Nov.
Q&A with Barbara Covell, historic preservationist
Q&A with Barbara Covell of Eastchester Barbara Covell has a passion for history she shares with her daughter, Karla, 16, who attends the Ursuline School.