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Mail carriers protest postmaster's tactics
Saying they feared "workplace violence" brought on by an oppressive management style, about 20 letter carriers picketed outside the Chappaqua post office Monday afternoon.
Chappaqua Drama Group stages a comeback
For generations, even people who were lost could find the Chappaqua Drama Group: It was the red barn up against the Exit 32 ramp off the northbound Saw Mill River Parkway.
North Salem woman charged with DWI at 118 mph on I-84
A North Salem woman is accused of driving drunk at 118 mph early Thanksgiving Day on Interstate 84.
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Reader's Digest to leave Westchester
FinanciallyA struggling Reader's Digest is reportedly planning to vacate its historic global headquarters in Westchester .
You've Got Patch.com! Tim Armstrong's AOL Coming to Rye
AOL is coming to Purchase Street. The monolithic media company, undergoing a transformation and pending spin-outIPO under former Google sales head and new CEO Tim Armstrong, is putting on a local face.
Winter prep: Time to tighten up the house for the winter
The long Thanksgiving weekend isn't just a time for Black Friday shopping specials, college football and one more leftover turkey sandwich.
It's time to get out your fa-la-las. Those looking for a classical take on holiday music should check out the Taghkanic Chorale's Messiah on December 12 at the Valhalla United Methodist Church, or listen to either the Moscow Boys Choir , which will take on seasonal choral favorites on December 19 at the Paramount Center for the Arts, or the Charis ...
Chappaqua students take on 'Evita'
When colleagues at other schools heard that Chappaqua's Horace Greeley High School was presenting 'Evita' this fall, director Chris Schraufnagel says they had two reactions.
CEO: Reader's Digest leaving Chappaqua HQ
WHITE PLAINS - The company that publishes Reader's Digest is planning to vacate its longtime Chappaqua headquarters, the CEO said Wednesday.
A new book offers tips on how to help friends in need. Lending a hand
If you find yourself frozen when friends are in dire straits, stop floundering and start doing, say Marcy Silverman and Cindy Sacks, Westchester authors of the new 'Do Good: 201 Ways to Lend a Hand' . The book, a cheery collection of practical tips - squeeze a hand, mail in the rebates, chip in for a cleaning service - starts and ends with the ...
Day of reflection, day of honor
Unsettled by last week's shooting at Fort Hood that left 13 soldiers dead and dozens injured, veterans and their supporters in Westchester and Putnam counties marked a somber Veterans Day on Wednesday with reflection, song, and good deeds.
N.Y. bans Conn. doctor over fertility mistake
WHITE PLAINS - A high-profile Connecticut fertility doctor fined for inseminating a patient with the wrong man's sperm is banned from practicing medicine in New York, though he held a state license to do so for more than three decades and treated Westchester County residents.
Exclusive : Top Chef Season 7 Casting Call
Yesterday morning the minions of Lakshmi and Colicchio opened the doors of Craftsteak to eager hopefuls looking for spots on Top Chef: Season 7 and its new little sister, Top Chef: Just Desserts.
Wall Street exec thrills backers
Steve Begleiter is seen Saturday on the television during the World Series of Poker's Main Event at the Rio.
Chappaqua kicks off antiques show
CHAPPAQUA - Always wondered what that old vase Grandma bequeathed to you might be worth? Maybe it's the painting from the forgotten flea market that's piqued your curiosity .
Special Report: Are doctors what ails U.S. healthcare?
Nowhere in the United States has more doctors at its beck and call than White Plains, one of the wealthiest cities in the nation.
The World Series of Poker November Nine: Steven Begleiter
Steven Begleiter, from Chappaqua, N.Y., is arguably the least experienced of the November Nine, but that doesn't mean the rest of the final table should expect to run over this amateur player.
UJA breakfast talk made on auto industry
Auto-industry insider and Mamaroneck resident Stephen Girsky recently spoke to members of the UJA-Federation of New York in Westchester's Business and Professional Division about the evolving auto industry.
Chappaqua Eagle Scout records history at Quaker graveyard
The 16-year-old Horace Greeley High School junior has a different perspective now that he has helped create a database identifying more than 1,000 people who are buried in the historic cemetery and a map where their graves are located.
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