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White Plains Group Hosts 'Gay Prom' For Teens
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Westchester Jewish Community Services' Center Lane Program will hold its annual Gay Prom June 21 to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month.
Ox Ridge Horse Show draws spectators new and old
A little past 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Barbara Dildabania , of New York City, directed all of her attention to the hunters ring at the 83rd annual Ox Ridge Horse Show, making small comments to herself as the 12-year-old rider cleared one gate after another.
Yonkers touts energy savings at city buildings
Upgrades at nine city-owned buildings will boost their energy efficiency and save taxpayers a quarter-million dollars a year, according to Yonkers officials who promise more such improvements later this year.
Brooklyn teen facing jail for Yonkers robbery charged in Tuckahoe burglary
A Brooklyn teenager awaiting sentencing in a Yonkers robbery has been charged with trying to break into a village home, police said Tuesday.
Marie Rama's 'Bacon Nation' full of porky goodness
The powerful aroma of sizzling bacon can draw even the most reluctant of early risers out of bed simply by wafting upstairs.
At closing Catholic schools, 'So many memories'
Kaylah Quarshie graduated from St. Casimir's School in Yonkers last week but couldn't stop from walking by the building on Tuesday to say her final goodbyes.
Yonkers, N.Y. dignitaries, relatives of Edwin Howard Armstrong and others gather for the unveiling of a plaque to memorialize the broadcast technology inventor and resident of Yonkers.
Discount Financial Services Reviewed
Yonkers, NY - infoZine - These days, shoppers can find more than big bags of Doritos and giant jars of peanut butter, at discount retailers such as BJ's, Costco, and Walmart.
Clockwork Records Finds Vinyl Niche In Hastings
Considered attic antiques by most music buyers born in the last quarter century, vinyl records are alive and spinning at Clockwork Records, a new record shop in Hastings-on-Hudson.
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County Approves Banishing source of Income in Determining Eligibility for Rentals
The Westchester County Board of Legislators approved tonight legislation banning discrimination against potential renters and home buyers based on their source income.
Victim in fatal Yonkers crash ID'd as NYC man, 61
A man killed in a gruesome one-car crash this past weekend on Central Park Avenue was identified Monday by Yonkers police as a 61-year-old New York City man.
High school graduation rates steady at 74%, but achievement gaps persist
New York high school graduation rates last year remained at 74 percent, the same as the rate for those who graduated in 2011 after four years, but striking achievement gaps show minorities, English language learners and students with disabilities behind their peers.
The Short List: Top things you need to know today
The opening ceremony begins at 10 a.m. today. 2. Driver killed in Yonkers A man was killed Sunday afternoon when he was ejected from his car after crashing into a fire station on Central Park Avenue, police said.
'A good, old-fashioned horse show'
A little past 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Barbara Dildabanian , of New York City, directed all of her attention to the hunters ring at the 83rd annual Ox Ridge Hunt Club Horse Show, making small comments to herself as the 12-year-old rider cleared one gate after another.
Report: Mayor Bloomberg wants to mandate recycling food waste
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has tried to limit the size of soda consumption, ban smoking in parks, encourage bike riding and now there's another possible plan on the table.
PAYGo NY aims to highlight fiscal solutions
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is touting his plan on a statewide policy tour aimed at identifying solutions to the financial problems facing local governments.
Cops hunt for missing Yonkers sisters
Police on Sunday launched a search for two pre-teen sisters who were last seen in the area of Willow Street around 9 p.m. Saturday.
Consumer Reports: Haagen-Dazs tops taste tests of frozen treats
Willing to splurge for a tasty frozen treat? Then look no further than Haagen-Dazs.
Wedding: Christina Barbieri & Matthew Doherty
James and Theresa Doherty of Montebello, New York, were married on Sunday, May 19, 2013.
Phil Reisman: Yonkers man needs Rod Serling's help to navigate City Hall claim
Christopher Alkins has lived in Yonkers for 43 years, but in all those years, he has never ventured into the city's fifth dimension -- a cheerless, bureaucratic void that is known only to its most jaded citizens.