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NY Times Profiles Country Living In North Stamford NY Times Profiles Country Living In North Stamford
NY Times Profiles Country Living In North Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. -- North Stamford, a neighborhood in Connecticut's third-largest city, offers its residents far beyond just the appeal of living the big city life, according to the New York Times. The high-income area, which is home to 128,000 residents, is filled with natural amenities as well as commercial ones, including neighborhood shopping centers and recreational activities for members of the community, according to the New York Times. Although the landscape in park-like North Stamford can feel hilly and rocky, large ranches and split-level homes are still available, including co…

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Sports
Valhalla Vikings Sweep Croton To Close Out Baseball Season Valhalla Vikings Sweep Croton To Close Out Baseball Season
Valhalla Vikings Sweep Croton To Close Out Baseball Season VALHALLA, N.Y. -- The Valhalla Vikings seventh- and eighth-grade baseball team finished its season this week by winning both ends of a home and home series with the Tigers of Croton-on-Hudson.  On Thursday, May 25, after receiving news that lead-off hitter Chris Viviano would be out with an injury, the Vikes traveled north where they got the game started on some timely hitting by Sebastian Pacheco, Nick Petrilli, and the anchor of the line-up, John Menona.  With the game tied in the fourth, pitcher Bret Dolan entered the game and with catcher Michael Stone calling the signals the duo sh…

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Schools
Harvey School Announces Commencement Speaker Harvey School Announces Commencement Speaker
Harvey School Announces Commencement Speaker KATONAH, N.Y. -- The Rev. Mark Connell, the founder of the San Miguel Academy in the Orange County city of Newburgh and the school’s president, will deliver the keynote address Thursday, at The Harvey School commencement. Connell founded San Miguel in 2006 to provide a safe and protected learning environment for middle school-aged boys who come from the city of Newburgh’s poor, high crime neighborhoods. He currently serves as the assistant to the chaplain at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The 62 members of the graduating class will also hear an address from valedictorian Jake …

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John Wiley Wins Eastchester's Section 1 Track Qualifier Meet John Wiley Wins Eastchester's Section 1 Track Qualifier Meet
John Wiley Wins Eastchester's Section 1 Track Qualifier Meet EASTCHESTER, N.Y. -- Eastchester varsity track star John Wiley is the Section 1 champion in the high jump after winning the Section 1 state qualifier track meet on Sunday. Wiley won with a personal best as well as the Westchester season-best jump of 6 feet, 5 inches. He will represent Eastchester at the New York State Track & Field Championship Meet, which will be held at SUNY Albany on June 13. Wiley is now the League II-D champ, Westchester County champ, Class B champ, and Section 1 champ.

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Business
Westy Self Storage Supports Wilton Youth Council Westy Self Storage Supports Wilton Youth Council
Westy Self Storage Supports Wilton Youth Council WILTON, Conn. -- Westy Self Storage has donated storage space for The Wilton Class Projects, a division of the Youth Council, to prepare decorations for the Post Graduation Party.  The Wilton Class Projects have been sponsored by the Wilton Youth Council since 1987. Class projects provide drug- and alcohol-free social or educational events for the parents and teens of each individual class. They offer an opportunity for parents to meet, network and support one another in dealing effectively with adolescent issues. The events also serve as fundraisers for the class. The class project par…

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News
Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan
Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- A bill creating a single-payer health system in the state of New York was approved by the state Assembly on May 27, according to timesunion.com. The proposal had been introduced annually by Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, (D-Manhattan) chair of the Health Committee, since 1992, but this is the first time it came up for a vote, and it passed 89-47, reported timesunion.com. To read the full article, click here.

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Eastchester Releases Elementary Schools' 2015 Summer Reading Packet Eastchester Releases Elementary Schools' 2015 Summer Reading Packet
Eastchester Releases Elementary Schools' 2015 Summer Reading Packet EASTCHESTER, N.Y. -- Eastchester Public Schools have released the 2015 elementary summer reading list, in addition to a letter from Ron Hattar, the district's director of curriculum and instruction. The list has been sent to parents of elementary students by email, but can also be accessed at the Eastchester and Tuckahoe libraries. The libraries will also carry many of the books available on the list. To read the letter and view the reading list, click here.

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Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan
Bill Passed By Assembly To Create Single-Payer Health Plan WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- A bill creating a single-payer health system in the state of New York was approved by the state Assembly on May 27, according to timesunion.com. The proposal had been introduced annually by Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, (D-Manhattan) chair of the Health Committee, since 1992, but this is the first time it came up for a vote, and it passed 89-47, reported timesunion.com. To read the full article, click here.

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Business
U.S. Auto Sales Race Toward 17 Million Mark U.S. Auto Sales Race Toward 17 Million Mark
U.S. Auto Sales Race Toward 17 Million Mark WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- According to report May sales, the auto industry could reach the 17 million mark in new vehicles delivered this year, reports The Wall Street Journal. Though the numbers have decreased 1 percent from 2014, these high levels haven't been seen since 2001, according to the report. Analysts are still trying to decide how the entire year will look for the auto industry, with predictions ranging from a finished year at 16.9 million; others predicting that the industry will pass the 17-million mark, reported The Wall Street Journal. The highest amount seen was in…

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Charter Positions Time Warner Cable Merger For Regulators Charter Positions Time Warner Cable Merger For Regulators
Charter Positions Time Warner Cable Merger For Regulators WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- After Charter Communications announced a $55 billion agreement to acquire Time Warner Cable, Tom Rutledge, chief executive of Charter, promised to avoid pricing tactics and invest in up-to-date broadband equipment, according to The Wall Street Journal. Rutledge insisted that Charter would not place caps on data usage for the customers or create broadband pricing based on usage, which is a concern of regulators, reported The Wall Street Journal. Analysts were surprised after the Time Warner Cable deal with Comcast fell through, but regulators had reservations …

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