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6 hrs ago | The Daily Pound Ridge

What's Happening This Week in Pound Ridge

Moms 'N' Tots Stories will be held at the Pound Ridge Library, 271 Westchester Ave., at 10:45 a.m. Children age 2 with parent or caregiver are welcome - registration is required .

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Thu Feb 09, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Pound Ridge Fire Department Receives $90,000 Grant

The Pound Ridge Volunteer Fire Department is slated to receive a federal grant of $90,440 to help it purchase critically needed equipment.

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The Daily Pound Ridge

Pound Ridge Cops Arrest Man for Driving With Suspended License

Pound Ridge police arrested a Katonah man last week and charged him with driving with a suspended license.

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Patch.com

Ask the Assemblyman: Tom Abinanti to Take Your Questions on PCTV

New York State 92nd District Assemblyman Tom Abinanti will be fielding questions from former Westchester County Legislator and Pleasantville resident John Nonna during a tapedA Pleasantville Community Television A interview next week.

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Wed Feb 08, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Project Pound Ridge Cupid to Show Seniors Some Love

Don't be alarmed if you see a winged cherub toting a bow and arrow around Pound Ridge this weekend.

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Mon Feb 06, 2012

The Daily Lewisboro

Look Who's Hiring in Lewisboro/Pound Ridge

A breakfast/lunch restaurant in Pound Ridge is seeking a short order cook for full and part time who can work holidays and weekends.

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LoHud

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.

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Fri Feb 03, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Police Study Shows Speeding a Problem in Scott's Corners

The chart shows the average speed by quarter of those who received speeding tickets between January 2010 and December 2011.

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Thu Feb 02, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Pound Ridge Photographer to Debut Show at Library

Part of Ann Hermann's "Safari: A Rare Look at the Endangered Animals of Africa," a photo exhibit that opens at the Pound Ridge Library on Saturday.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Yannai Victims File $100 Million Lawsuit

The three victims of convicted sex trafficker Joseph Yannai have filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking $100 million in punitive damages from the former Pound Ridge resident and cookbook author.

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Sun Jan 29, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Group Hopes to Restore Ward Pound Ridge Fire Tower

The Friends of Trailside Museum and Ward Pound Ridge Reservation is reaching for the sky with its next project The group hopes to restore an historic 60-foot fire tower at the preserve, that was erected in 1926 and torn down in early 1970s.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Pound Ridge Cops Investigate Identity Theft Attempt

Pound Ridge police investigated a possible identity theft attempt this week when a Fancher Road resident received a suspicious phone call.

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Thu Jan 26, 2012

Patch.com

Photos: Food and Fashion Take Center Stage in Bedford Show

Though locals have barely felt the effects of winter, many turned their thoughts to spring on Wednesday at the "Spring Fashion in the Farmhouse" luncheon and fashion show at the Bedford Post Inn.A Sixty women enjoyed a three-course lunch and preview of Carlisle and Per Se designer Susan Klope's spring 2012 collection, modeled by three professionals ... (more)

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LoHud

Towns' groundbreaking anti-drug workshops return Friday in Katonah

Introduction to Conscious Parenting Katonah Village Library Suggested donation: $10 Registration 9 a.m. Presentation 9:30 a.m. Call 914-234-3227 or visit www.thedapc.org for details.

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The Daily Pound Ridge

Library to Hold Three-Part Astronomy Class

The Pound Ridge Library will present a three-part series on astronomy for anyone 8-years-old and up titled, "What's Up?: An Introduction to the Night Sky." The sessions will be led by elementary school science teacher and Pound Ridge resident Alan Alterman.

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Wed Jan 25, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Look Who's Hiring in Lewisboro/Pound Ridge

A breakfast/lunch restaurant in Pound Ridge is seeking a short order cook for both full and part time who can work holidays and weekends.

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Sat Jan 21, 2012

The Daily Lewisboro

Parsons Settling Into Role as Town Supervisor

Newly elected Supervisor Peter Parsons has only been on the job for barely three weeks, but he's already discovering what being a supervisor is all about.

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Patch.com

Watch Out for the Snow-and Show It Here

By the morning, Bedford, Katonah, Lewisboro and Pound Ridge should see 1-3 inches, and by the time it's all over, up to 10 inches, according to weatherbug.

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Fri Jan 20, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Kids Express Views on Pool House Renovations

Town Council Member Dick Lyman, rear with mustache, surrounded by kids showing off their suggested plans for the pool house renovations at the recent forum sponsored by the Pound Ridge Partnership for Kids.

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Wed Jan 18, 2012

The Daily Pound Ridge

Pound Ridge Officials Hope Programs Will Make Town Greener

The Town of Pound Ridge is taking another step in its effort to become a greener and more energy-efficient community as it readies to embrace a program pioneered by the Northern Westchester Energy Action Consortium , of which it is a charter member.

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