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Bedford theater's musical to help confront hungry
BEDFORD - In a recent rehearsal of 'A Christmas Carol, The Musical' at the Bedford Community House, a plea for a donation to the poor brought a characteristically flinty response from Ebenezer Scrooge.
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Armonk house fire under control
ARMONK - Firefighters quickly brought under control a smoky fire that broke out in a ranch-style house at 17 Thornwood Road this afternoon.
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Thousands at risk in area can't get vaccine
Nearly three-quarters of the half million high-risk people in Westchester have no access to the H1N1 flu vaccine yet, as the government falls far behind its prediction that supply would catch up by November.
Weekend exhibit to highlight work of local architects
To cut costs, especially in tough economic times, many would-be home renovators and builders think they can save money by not hiring an architect.
Mount Kisco wants more say over tenant changes
MOUNT KISCO - The village Board of Trustees is expected to vote Monday on a proposal that would strengthen oversight of commercial property owners whose plans to switch tenants could put more traffic, parking or other demands on the village.
Flapjacks raise dough for field trips at Mount Kisco Elementary School
MOUNT KISCO - IHOP couldn't hold a spatula to the flapjacks coming out of the Mount Kisco Elementary School cafeteria Saturday.
Economist rejoins center, will head research
Srinivas Thiruvadanthai has rejoined the Jerome Levy Forecasting Center in Mount Kisco, Westchester County, as director of research and a managing director.
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.
Veterans groups plan for their future and this year's events
President Dwight Eisenhower took Armistice Day honoring World War I soldiers and expanded it into Veterans Day to recognize veterans of all wars.
Sinus Rinses May Do More Harm Than Good
Rinsing sinuses with a saline solution might have soothing short-term benefits, but it could actually make you more prone to infections in the long run by stripping your nose of critical immune soldiers.
Weather: Chance of a little snow tonight for Rockland, Putnam, northern Westchester
MOUNT KISCO - Rain tonight could turn to snow in Rockland, Putnam and northern Westchester counties as the temperature dips to the freezing mark, forecasters said.
State police: Former Carmel councilman violated order of protection
CARMEL - Former town Councilman Norman Marino is facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly violating an order of protection, part of an ongoing battle between him and town assessor Paul Jonke.
2 face drug charges in White Plains
Nino Valvano, 32, of 25 Birch St., Mount Kisco, and Edgar Leiva, 22, of 343 Adam St., Bedford Hills, were arrested about 12:30 a.m. Saturday after they were seen snorting cocaine in a stairwell of the Chester Avenue garage in White Plains, police said.
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Deputy mayor is challenger in Mount Kisco justice race
MOUNT KISCO - Village Justice John J. Donohue is facing a re-election challenge from Deputy Mayor Peter DiChiara.
Child-care center holds 'fresh' fundraiser
MOUNT KISCO: Mount Kisco Child Care Center recently hosted its Fifth Annual Feed Me Fresh: An Edible Evening at West Patent Farm in Bedford Hills.
Marine's mom feared 'knock on the door'
POUND RIDGE - As a Marine attack helicopter pilot, Eric Jones regularly put his life on the line.
Retirement benefit for Mt. Kisco ambulance workers on ballot
MOUNT KISCO - The village's ambulance corps is seeking passage Tuesday of a ballot proposition that would establish a retirement benefit program for active volunteers.
Croton Watershed Plan Finalized
A major pact designed to protect drinking water for more than 1 million people in New York City and Westchester County has been completed and now awaits the acceptance of 10 Northern Westchester communities that surround the sensitive Croton Watershed area that protects the Croton Reservoir.
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