Yorktown Heights News

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: The Pines Bridge School at the Putnam/Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services recently held a graduation ceremony for its seven graduates, all of whom are multiply disabled.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: BOCES' Playschool, which operates two-hour programs for 3- and 4-year-olds from October through May, recently used a family picnic to mark the end of its school year for its 15 students and 28 'teachers' - students at BOCES themselves.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: More than 400 middle school students from five area school districts and the Board of Cooperative Educational Services recently held a career fair at the Tech Center.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: James Patrick Pryor and Andrew Joseph Trovato were recently awarded their Eagle Scout badges and medals at a Court of Honor held at St.

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About 150 students from 18 school districts recently celebrated their completion of the General Educational Development diploma program at Putnam-Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services' Tech Center during a ceremony on the Yorktown Heights campus.

A 34-year-old woman who is the director of marketing and communications at Pace Law School is due in Town Court today after she was accused of leaving her 4-month-old son alone in a parked car while she shopped.

Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Yorktown Heights Engine Company 1 with their annual carnival and parade.

Licensed Practical Nursing students from the Tech Center at Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES in Yorktown Heights will celebrate their accomplishments at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Somers High School.

Justin Veatch should be graduating from Yorktown Heights High School next weekend.

Four community leaders will be honored as 'Fathers of the Year' by the American Diabetes Association.

The University of Toronto's SciNet consortium, which provides supercomputing oomph for colleges, universities, and research hospitals across Canada, will today announce that it has selected IBM's iDataPlex servers using Intel's new "Nehalem EP" Xeon 5500 processors to create the most powerful supercomputer in Canada.

PEEKSKILL - For Jake Hernandez yesterday evening at the First Hebrew Congregation of Peekskill was about gaining new experiences while being Jewish.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: John Moriarty, a Yorktown High School senior in BOCES' auto body program, who owns and races a Motocross bike, asked for help after a $1,200 engine repair failed to fix his bike.

KENT: Approximately 400 students at Kent Elementary and Kent Primary schools in Carmel will participate in the sixth annual 'Do the Du' duathlon Saturday to fight blood cancers.

Various news outlets reported Tuesday that IBM Corp. let go off more workers at facilities in upstate New York.

Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore, New York State Insurance Department Superintendent Eric R. Dinallo and New York State Workers' Compensation Chair Zachary S. Weiss announced that Michael Palmieri, 46, of Yorktown Heights, New York was arraigned on one count of Grand Larceny and one count of Fraudulent Practice, a violation of ...

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A New York doctor who allegedly faked injury reports so a Sing Sing guard could avoid working has been charged with insurance fraud.

YORKTOWN HEIGHTS: Soundview Prep 12th-grader Eugene Murphy has won a National Merit $2,500 Scholarship, one of 2,500 high school seniors nationwide to receive the prestigious award.