Community events, nonprofit organizations and neighborhood news
Ernie Anastos, a prominent figure in American television news, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy that resonates deeply with Westchester residents. His contributions to local journalism and community engagement are widely recognized.
A diverse group of new Americans took their oath of allegiance in Ulster County, symbolizing their commitment to the U.S. This event reflects the growing inclusiveness and community spirit essential to Westchester County.
A Katonah mother and her daughter are set to run the NYC Half Marathon to raise funds for diabetes research, highlighting the personal significance of their efforts.
Ernie Anastos, the former TV anchorman, died at Northern Westchester Hospital, leaving a significant impact on local media and residents. His legacy in journalism will be remembered in Westchester.
The River Journal has named the March 2026 Pet of the Month, showcasing a beloved local pet crucial to Westchester's community spirit.
This weekend, Westchester residents can enjoy the Kidz Expo, Nusantara Arts, and the All County Music Festival. These events offer engaging activities for families and art enthusiasts alike.
Yorktown residents came together for the annual Capt. Sgroi Act of Kindness Day, honoring community spirit and compassion this March. The event featured various activities aimed at connecting neighbors and fostering goodwill.
A 19-year-old sailor from Westchester has been deployed to serve in a naval mission. His family is anxiously awaiting updates as he prepares for potential conflict.
The Westchester Children’s Association has expanded its Court Watcher Program to Peekskill, aiming to enhance community involvement in family court proceedings. The organization is actively seeking local volunteers to participate.
Joseph Farrington has been named the grand marshal for the upcoming St. Patrick's Day Parade in Sleepy Hollow, highlighting his contributions to the community.
A Boulder Ridge resident has filed a lawsuit to prevent the removal of the Piper tree, a significant local landmark. This legal action raises community concerns about preserving natural heritage in Westchester County.
A recent survey shows how Americans, including Westchester residents, predict the outcomes of the ongoing conflict with Iran, impacting public sentiment and policy discussions.