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Officials pushing for off-street offloads of car-carriers
Bedford's planners added their voice Tuesday to a growing chorus of official criticism of new-car delivery practices on busy North Bedford Road.
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Former Bedford condos chief accused of stealing $150G from association
A Realtor who oversaw the Bedford Terrace Condo Association is accused of stealing more than $150,000 by taking out a loan in the association's name and misusing a debit card to pay for, among things, gambling jaunts to Atlantic City and Mohegan Sun.
Volunteer drivers sought for seniors
A program offering rides to senior citizens and the disabled in northeast Westchester County is seeking volunteers to take the residents to their doctor appointments and on trips to the mall and visits to friends.
Bedford Police: Mt. Kisco Woman Charged With DWI
A Mt. Kisco woman was arrested and charged with aggravated DWI after driving her 2005 Mercedes up an embankment on McClain Street, police said.
After-School Care Offered at West Patent Elementary
The West Patent Elementary School will be hosting the after-school childcare services provided by the Country Children's Center starting this week, according to Polly Peace, the executive director of the center.
Bedford makes changes based on state's audit
The town has tweaked the way it collects water bills and has asked employees who were overpaid for a health insurance buyout for some of the money back as a result of a state audit.
Bedford Police Investigate Impostors, DWIs
The Bedford Police department dealt with an impersonating pair of citizens last week.
Country Children's Center to Open After-School Care at West Patent Elementary
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Ball Promotes Proposed Healthcare Bill in Mt Kisco
Phil Kenney, who needed a surgery to help keep his heart in stable condition, and was then handed a $99,000 tab.
Metro-North/LIRR Pledge Safe and Reliable Ride
Metro-North and the Long Island Rail Road , at the behest of Senator Chuck Schumer, issued a "Pledge to Customers" on Monday, which promises a safe and reliable ride, along with alternate transportation and comfort in case of service disruption.
Hockey Rules Toughen Up, Food and Fashion at the Farmhouse
Katonah Yarn offers plenty of classes for the novice to the advanced knitter. Upcoming classes include double knitting, toe-up socks and learning how to cable without a cable needle.
Children's Center Shows Diverse Celebrations
The Country Children's Center celebrated the Chinese New Year on Monday, giving children a chance to learn cultural practices from the Far East.
Bedford Hills Teen Helps Give Animals a New Chance
Sophie Silverman, who helped start A New Chance Animal Rescue, enjoys spending time with some of the dogs she brings back from shelters.
Democrats Buchwald, Frei-Pearson seek party nod to challenge Castelli in 89th Assembly District
Two Democrats have announced they will seek their party's nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Robert Castelli in November's race for the 89th state Assembly District.
White Plains Attorney to Run For 89th Assembly Seat
Running on a platform promising to "restore prosperity to Westchester", White Plains Democrat Jeremiah Frei-Pearson has announced his candidacy for the 89th Assembly District seat occupied by Republican Robert Castelli.
Local Artists Get to the Point in New Exhibit at KMA
Unlike most of the museum's curated exhibits, the just-opened Art to the Point juried show in the Katonah Museum of Art's galleries does not have an overarching theme or focus on any one issue-but that doesn't mean it's aimless.