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Larchmont war veterans share their stories of sacrifice
To honor local veterans, the Larchmont Historical Society sponsored "Once Upon a Time in a War - A Salute to Local Veterans" at St.
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Larchmont's Liz Feld Announces Interest in U.S. Senate Opposing Gillebrand
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DPW driver cited for unsafe speed after two workers fell from truck
MAMARONECK - The driver of a Larchmont-Mamaroneck Department of Public Works truck that two workers fell off Nov.
Playland patrons ruffle feathers over frozen turkey contest
RYE - Dozens of people flocked to Playland on Sunday for the annual Turkey Bowl.
Larchmont man named Rhodes Scholar
NEW YORK - A Swarthmore College graduate from Larchmont who helped fight malaria in Uganda has been named a Rhodes Scholar.
Larchmont woman paints portraits of hospice patients
LARCHMONT  - When Teresa Kiso paints, people are moved to tears. That's because Kiso's watercolor portraits are often the final keepsake for families with loved ones at Hospice and Palliative Care of Westchester.
Despite recession, charity giving steady
While Lower Hudson Valley charities have been inundated by growing demand this year, residents appear to be stepping up to help their neighbors in need.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Larchmont
LARCHMONT - A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near the intersection of Chatsworth and Palmer avenues Thursday evening, police said.
Sangria is sweet, fun and a personal favorite of the Metromix staff. It doesn't cost a bundle, so you can drink it by the pitcherful.
Q&A: Mamaroneck funeral home director and novelist Vincent Graziano
Vincent Graziano has been running Coxe and Graziano Funeral Home in Mamaroneck for 31 years. This fall he published the book  'Die Laughing,' a comedic tale about a guy in Little Italy in the 1970s who works for the family funeral home business and moonlights as a standup comedian.
For much of 'Rabbit Hole' - David Lindsay-Abaire's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, now in a thoughtful production at Briarcliff's Hudson Stage - Susannah Schulman plays a grieving Larchmont housewife, Becca, with a quiet reserve, keeping it all together in hospital-corners neatness.
Picoult novel subject of next woman's club
LARCHMONT: The Larchmont Woman's Club will focus on the issues raised in Jodi Picoult's novel 'Nineteen Minutes,' the story of a teen driven to mass murder after a lifetime of humiliation and bullying.
Angry voters make a monkey out of Spano
The most succinct way to explain what happened to Westchester County Executive Andy Spano on Election Day is simply to paraphrase a well-worn movie line: People are mad as hell and they are not going to take this anymore.
WWII 'HD' series draws from diary of Mamaroneck veteran
MAMARONECK - Jack Werner, a Jewish refugee in World War II, made it all the way from Austria to California.
Larchmont businessman charged with insider trading
NEW YORK - A Larchmont businessman was among 14 people charged in an ongoing federal probe into insider trading on Wall Street.
Police: Yankees celebrant puts head through pizzeria window
NEW ROCHELLE - A 20-year-old Larchmont man who was partying with friends after the New York Yankees victory put his head through a window of a New Rochelle pizzeria, police said.
Westchester Tax Revolt Shows New Paradigm In Ny Politics
IT'S LOUD AND CLEAR: VOTERS DEMAND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY "Westchester Tax Revolt is Leading Indicator ofNew Political Paradigm in New York" New York, NY-Nov. 4 ...Last night's stunning victory in the race for Westchester county executive--fiscal conservative Rob Astorino defeated incumbent tax-and-spender Andy Spano by a staggering 16 points in a ...
Spano loss surprises voters; Astorino backers cite taxes
James Borck has a simple philosophy for Election Day: He always votes against incumbents.
New Rochelle pedestrian struck, driver charged
LARCHMONT - A 56-year-old New Rochelle man remained hospitalized this morning after having been struck by a car Sunday evening.
Focus in NY shifts to 2010 as anti-incumbent fever takes hold
Voters on Tuesday rejected some Democratic county leaders across New York in what appears to be widespread displeasure with the state's high taxes and an anti-incumbent movement, particularly in the suburbs.