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Chief's pension deal will cost taxpayers
Re: 'Angry voters make a monkey out of Spano,' Thursday column: Once again, Phil Reisman tells it like it is.
Officials finishing severance for ousted police chief
Village officials are working out the final details of a severance package for ousted Police Chief Jimmy Warren, a deal that could end up costing taxpayers $150,000. The negotiations, which could give Warren a full year's salary, heated up Wednesday, one day after the Board of Trustees authorized Mayor Ken Wray to work out a deal with the ex-chief ...
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Inner Tube: Coping with a 'Lost' job
Elizabeth Mitchell tells 'Entertainment Weekly' she 'cried for a couple of days' when she learned she was being written off the show.
Sleepy Hollow church: No Halloween-themed weddings
This Oct. 27, 2009 photo shows Jim Nieves, right, and Lisa Panensky holding Chucky and Bride of Chucky dolls at their Elmsford, N.Y., home.
Spin Cycle: Halloween wedding, really bad bank robbers, fat man walking
If everything goes well today, Lisa Panensky and Jim Nieves will become Mr. and Mrs.
NY judge: Kerik's behavior worries jail officials
The headless horseman from Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" comes to life and haunts Melinda, and she fears for Aiden when the book shows up at his school.
Interview with Sheriff Candidate Dan Greene
Henrietta, N.Y. a ' The Democratic nominee for Monroe County Sheriff, former undersheriff Dan Greene, came to the 13WHAM studios Wednesday for a wide ranging interview on topics including his time at the sheriffa TMs office, why he is running, his vision for the office, his reasons for changing political parties, as well as the Robutrad scandal.
Man Charged with Assaulting Football Referee
Rochester Police have arrested a man in connection with an assault on a football referee.
Sleepy Hollow church: No Halloween-themed weddings
"FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS" - Get your game face on for the return of this critically adored, but largely ignored, small-town football drama.
'Fun gothic' wedding not allowed at Sleepy Hollow church
The village may be filled with ghostly spirits and Halloween cheer, but the historic church Washington Irving cited in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" has closed the door on costumes.
Yonkers PBA won't take sides in D.A. tilt
WHITE PLAINS - The Yonkers PBA will probably sit this one out. Four years after it endorsed District Attorney Janet DiFiore, the county's largest and most influential police union says it doesn't plan to take sides in the race for Westchester's top prosecutor.
The spirit of Sleepy Hollow lives on
Dutch and English names are chiseled into the worn markers at the Old Dutch Burying Ground.
Sleepy Hollow police sergeant takes helm; chief files retirement papers
SLEEPY HOLLOW - Jimmy Warren submitted his state retirement papers, one day after he was removed as the village police chief, put on paid leave and replaced with one of his sergeants.
New Sleepy Hollow police chief clashed with predecessor
The village's new police chief is a veteran officer who was only recently promoted to sergeant - and had often butted heads with the man he replaced this week.
'Sleepy Hollow' opens NYSTI season in thrilling style
It's the winter of 1814, and in a sleepy Dutch hamlet north of New York City, trouble is brewing.
Tarrytown, which sits high on a hill and has majestic views of the Hudson River, claims as a native son none other than Washington Irving , the author of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and other spooky tales.
Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery
Driving down Steelmantown Road there is a secluded wrought iron gate that peeks out of the woods and unless you were driving there specifically, you probably wouldn't notice the wooden sign telling passersby what they have found.
Washington Irving's Headless Horseman will once again make his famous ride through the town of Sleepy Hollow, as Philipsburg Manor opens its annual "Legend Nights" event, on Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
Brooklyn isn't nearly as scary a place as it once was, but stroyteller Dan Kitrosser attempts to reverse that trend-and just in time for Halloween.