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AARP, Fairfield Police Sponsor Free Shred Day AARP, Fairfield Police Sponsor Free Shred Day
AARP, Fairfield Police Sponsor Free Shred Day FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- The Fairfield Police Department and the AARP Fraud Watch Network in Connecticut are sponsoring a free Shred Day on July 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Veterans Park, 909 Reef Road in Fairfield. Protect yourself against identity theft and fraud by safely shredding your outdated and unwanted personal documents. Bring up to two bags/boxes to be safely and securely shredded at no cost. The public will also have access to free information and resources from the AARP Fraud Watch Network that can help prevent identity theft, fraud and scams. According to AARP, someone's ident…
Bridgeport Holding Another Round Of Gun Buyback Program Bridgeport Holding Another Round Of Gun Buyback Program
Bridgeport Holding Another Round Of Gun Buyback Program BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- The start date of the city’s next Gun Buyback initiative will be this weekend, as the city continues to crack down on illegal guns and make its streets safer, Mayor Bill Finch and Chief Joseph L. Gaudett Jr. announced Tuesday. "We can and must do more to stem the tide of illegal guns that end up on our streets and in the hands of criminals," said Finch. "The question is how did they end up in their hands – and what can we do to prevent more weapons from ending up in the hands of criminals?" “Taking action against gun violence in our city is my top priority,” Finch a…
Westport's Noah Robbins Called The Shishito-Pepper Baron of New York Westport's Noah Robbins Called The Shishito-Pepper Baron of New York
Westport's Noah Robbins Called The Shishito-Pepper Baron of New York WESTPORT, Conn. -- When Noah Robbins, a 27-year-old former Westport resident, got his first taste of the shishito pepper, he had no idea that it was going to change his life for the better, according to grubstreet.com. Although he was already exposing himself to crop forecasting during his first encounter with the pepper, after the taste, he began focusing on a way to get the pepper back to his native New York, reported grubstreet.com. After he opened Ark Foods in September 2013 and hauled in more than 500,000 pounds of peppers the same year, the company became one of the biggest produc…
U.S. Postal Service Honors Westport's Paul Newman With Forever Stamp U.S. Postal Service Honors Westport's Paul Newman With Forever Stamp
U.S. Postal Service Honors Westport's Paul Newman With Forever Stamp WESTPORT, Conn. — Award-winning actor and philanthropist Paul Newman, a longtime Westport resident, will be honored on a Forever Stamp, the U.S. Postal Service announced. The stamp will go on sale Sept. 18. The stamp art features photographer Steve Schapiro’s 1980 photograph of Newman, accompanied by text that reads “Actor/Philanthropist.” Art director Derry Noyes designed the stamp. With his blue eyes and on-screen charisma, Newman enthralled American moviegoers for six decades. Over his decorated movie career, he received 10 Academy Award nominations, including eight for best actor. H…
Kent Library Displays 'Nature's Jewels' Exhibit By Susan Bores Kent Library Displays 'Nature's Jewels' Exhibit By Susan Bores
Kent Library Displays 'Nature's Jewels' Exhibit By Susan Bores KENT, N.Y. -- An exhibit of nature photography by Susan Bores, titled "Nature's Jewels," will be on display through July 30 at the Kent Public Library. The exhibition, sponsored by the Friends of the Kent Public Library, brings together images taken from nature that inspire, resemble, or are inherently jewels. As an avid home gardener, Bores' eye is drawn to color combinations, luminosity, iridescence, texture and structure. The latter is a key component where the lure may be the overall form or an emerging arrangement of elements or patterns. In turn, these qualities often influence…
Dobbs Ferry's Mercy College Expands PACT Program To Transfer Students Dobbs Ferry's Mercy College Expands PACT Program To Transfer Students
Dobbs Ferry's Mercy College Expands Pact Program To Transfer Students DOBBS FERRY, N.Y. -- Mercy College will begin providing PACT mentors to all undergraduate students, including transfer students, in the upcoming fall semester. This expansion means that nearly 6,000 undergraduate students will now be assigned a PACT Mentor. PACT Mentors are cross trained in academic advising, career readiness, student life, financial aid issues and leadership development. With more than 50 percent of Mercy’s undergraduate population categorized as a transfer student, the college listened to student requests for PACT for all and responded by expanding the successful PACT…
Field Library Offers Homework Help In Peekskill Field Library Offers Homework Help In Peekskill
Field Library Offers Homework Help In Peekskill PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- The Field Library is offering summer homework and project assistance for teens on July 16 and 30 and Aug. 13 and 27 from 3 p.m.to 5 p.m. The sessions are guided by the teen librarian Liz Anastasi and volunteers and can help students answer questions on homework. The event is free of charge and open to middle and high schol students. For more details or to reserve your spot, call (914) 737-0010 or email eanastasi@wlsmail.org.  The Field Library is located at 4 Nelson Avenue in Peekskill, N.Y.
Ossining's Mike Risko Music Recognized In Nashville Ossining's Mike Risko Music Recognized In Nashville
Ossining's Mike Risko Music Recognized In Nashville OSSINING, N.Y. -- After being named one of the top 100 music retailers in the world by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) for 2014 and 2015, Mike Risko Music was named a finalist in the Music Makes a Difference category at the NAMM awards show in Nashville, Tenn. The top 100 retailers come from all over the world, music stores and schools, and are entered into seven categories. Mike and Miriam Risko, local rock stars of Ossining, have been sharing their knowledge and love for music with the community for 20 years. In 2014 and 2015, they also received the ambassador award…
Pleasantville Music Festival Rocks Out With Josh Flagg Pleasantville Music Festival Rocks Out With Josh Flagg
Pleasantville Music Festival Rocks Out With Josh Flagg PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- The 11th annual Pleasantville Music Festival rocked Parkway Field on Saturday as thousands of friends, families and rock lovers enjoyed music and activities throughout the day-long event. Music performances included artists such as Gin Blossoms,  Marshall Crenshaw, Andy Suzuki, Fastball, East Love, Josh Flagg and more.
Larchmont's Eric Alimanestianu Completes Wilderness Education Course Larchmont's Eric Alimanestianu Completes Wilderness Education Course
Larchmont's Eric Alimanestianu Completes Wilderness Education Course LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- Eric Alimanestianu, an 18-year-old Larchmont resident, recently completed a wilderness expedition traveling in the Rocky Mountains with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). The 2014 graduate of Mamaroneck High School will be attending Colby College in the fall. In the fall of 2014, Alimanestianu kicked off his semester in the Rockies with 20 days of hiking, backpacking, and camping in the Popo Aggie and Bridger wilderness of Wyoming. Some notable moments included summiting Wind River Peak at 13,192 feet of elevation and visiting the famed Cirque of the Tower…
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