Community events, nonprofit organizations and neighborhood news
Westchester County hosted the Sheros Awards to honor outstanding local leaders for their community contributions. The event highlighted the significant impact these individuals have made in various fields across the county.
Lincoln Park in New Rochelle is offering free roller skating during spring break, bringing joy to local families. This event runs from April 4 through April 11, providing a fun and active way to celebrate the season.
Nicolás Maduro appeared in court in New York as various charges loom over him. This case provides insight into international political dynamics, relevant to Westchester residents.
Spring skiing is in full swing in Westchester as local resorts see increased visitors eager to hit the slopes before the season ends. This is a great opportunity for residents to enjoy the outdoors.
Westchester County announces its 58th Annual Salute to Seniors event on May 7th, honoring the contributions of local seniors. The gathering will take place at the Westchester County Center.
Pelham Manor recently celebrated local Girl Scouts who earned their Silver Awards, highlighting their dedication to community service. This recognition showcases the importance of youth leadership in Westchester County.
Pending funding cuts may lead to the closure of several family centers in Westchester as state grants expire. This situation could drastically affect local community support services.
Hundreds gathered at Holiday Mountain for the annual Pond Skim event, showcasing daring ski and snowboard stunts while raising funds for local charities.
A recent trial concluded that Meta and YouTube are liable for fostering social media addiction. This ruling has significant implications for Westchester residents and their use of these platforms.
Female professionals in Westchester gathered to discuss strategies to close the gender gap in the workplace. This initiative highlights the ongoing need for equity and support in local industries.
Pop-Tarts is set to launch its new 'Super Stuffed' pastries, offering even more filling. Starting April 1, residents can find these treats at major retailers across Westchester.
Residents of Mount Kisco gathered to express solidarity with immigrants in their community, emphasizing the importance of inclusion and support.