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Gov. Hochul Visits Yonkers to Discuss Banning Cell Phones for Students During School
L-R-Mayor Mike Spano, State Senator Shelley Mayer, Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Governor Kathy Hochul, Assemblyman Gary Pretlow, County Executive George Latimer. On Aug. 5, Governor Kathy Hochul held a roundtable with local educators and stakeholders in Westchester as part of her statewide listening tour focused on addressing smartphone use...
Enter to Win Tickets to See Tracy Byrd at The Dutchess County Fair!
Get ready for country music sensation Tracy Byrd to hit the stage at the Dutchess County Fair on Tuesday August 20th! We've got a pair of tickets you can win, see below on how to enter:. Known for his breakout hit “Holdin’ Heaven,” which topped the Billboard Hot Country Singles...
YouTube Star, Boxer Jake Paul Seen During Police Boat Escort On Lake In Hudson Valley
Social media was abuzz after YouTube star and professional boxer Jake Paul was sighted during both a police boat escort on a Hudson Valley lake and a private helicopter ride. The sightings happened on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 15, when Paul, an internet icon who began a boxing career in 2018, w…
Join The Fun At Dutchess Sports Bar & BBQ’s Big Grand Re-Opening
Dutchess Sports Bar & BBQ set for big weekend celebration. Dutchess Sports Bar and BBQ, "Where Every Day is Game Day". If you enjoy delicious food, sports, and rocking music, and lets be honest, who doesn't? Head down to Dutchess Sports Bar & BBQ on New Hackensack Road in Poughkeepsie and indulge in amazing food including succulent ribs, pulled pork, mouth-watering burgers, and wraps.
School Announces Sudden Closure After Almost 30 Years In Westchester
After nearly three decades, a nursery school in Westchester has announced that it will shut its doors for good. New Beginnings Nursery School, located in Tarrytown at the Reformed Church of the Tarrytowns at 42 North Broadway (Route 9), is now closed, owner Patricia Kreamer announced…
Rockland County Unites for 6th Annual National Night Out at Clover Stadium in Pomona {PHOTOS & VIDEOS}
Rockland County came together on Wednesday at Clover Stadium in Pomona to celebrate the annual National Night Out event. Elected officials and esteemed law enforcement agencies, including the Rockland County Sheriff, Ramapo Police Department, Chaverim Of Rockland, NYS Police, Hillcrest Fire Department, Spring Hill EMS, and Faist EMS were in attendance.
Florida residents spent over $315 million buying property in NYC
Not very long ago, real estate analyses showed New York residents flocking to Florida. Now, like baggy jeans, vinyl turntables and the Dodge Challenger, that trend apparently is being reversed. According to a study by PropertyShark, a real estate database and research tool used by investors, brokers and appraisers, those...
New Paltz 11U Knights win GHVBL championship
On August 4, the 11U New Paltz Knights won the Greater Hudson Valley Baseball league (GHVBL) Championship in Danbury, CT. With a regular season record of 14-4-1, the Knights entered the playoffs as the 16th seed, but their performance on the field far surpassed their ranking. Their series of dramatic victories showcased their skill, determination and team spirit.
Watch body cam footage of Fort Lee police shooting resident Victoria Lee, 25
The state Attorney General on Friday released the body camera footage and 911 calls from the day a Fort Lee police officer shot and killed Victoria Lee, 25, in July, a moment that has sparked demonstrations and demands for answers. The officers yell at her to "drop the knife," and she begins to approach them...
Mets face backlash over ‘Hawk Tuah’ girl first pitch
The New York Mets were criticized this week over their decision to have a certain viral internet star throw out a ceremonial first pitch. Tennessee native Hailey Welch threw out the first pitch prior to Thursday’s series finale between the Mets and Oakland A’s at Citi Field in Queens, N.Y. Most people know Welch as... The post Mets face backlash over ‘Hawk Tuah’ girl first pitch appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Newark students can get free school supplies and books at back-to-school giveaways this month
Sign up for Chalkbeat Newark’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system.The end of summer means thousands of Newark students are getting ready to head back to school.The return to classes also means students need supplies such as pencils, notebooks, and backpacks. But paying for new school supplies can have a significant financial impact on some families. This year, the National Retail Federation estimates that parents of children in elementary through high school plan to spend an average of $874 on clothes, shoes, and other supplies.To help offset some of those back-to-school costs, local groups in...
Candice Miller knew for years about at least one of her husband’s debts: suit
Widow of developer agreed to pay up to $4M in event of default. Just six weeks after developer Brandon Miller’s alleged suicide, a lender who financed several of his development projects is claiming his widow must pay the $3.6 million balance on a $5 million loan — and that she knew about the debt for more than two years.
N.J. towns can’t restrict who buys houses in 55+ retirement communities, court rules
A local ordinance restricting home ownership by age in an Ocean County township is unlawful, a state appeals court ruled in a first-of-its-kind decision. The ruling does not impact who can live in age-restricted retirement communities, said Barry Goodman, an attorney representing New Jersey Realtors, the trade association group that filed a lawsuit against Berkeley Township. But, the ruling made last month does prevent communities from restricting what age people must be to own homes in 55+ communities.
Rare Staten Island frog among new animals planned for NY’s endangered, threatened list
The Atlantic Leopard Frog is being added to the state's list of endangered and threatened species. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation released its draft proposal to add more animals to a list of animals in need of protection. [ more › ]
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