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Efforts For Clean Water Paying Off, Lewisboro Volunteer Says Efforts For Clean Water Paying Off, Lewisboro Volunteer Says
Efforts For Clean Water Paying Off, Lewisboro Volunteer Says LEWISBORO, N.Y. -- Keeping Lewisboro’s water safe is a tough problem, but one that Janet Andersen, and other volunteers, are happy to immerse themselves in, according to a report by The Lewisboro Ledger. The South Salem resident, chairwoman of the town’s Conservation Advisory Council and member of other local entities that monitor the wet stuff, says the efforts of many people working together have made a huge difference, The Lewisboro Ledger article said. Although the overall maintenance of its residential septic systems could use some tweaking, the town has made a lot of progress in a num…
Port Authority Plan Would Ease Rocklanders' Commutes Port Authority Plan Would Ease Rocklanders' Commutes
Port Authority Plan Would Ease Rocklanders' Commutes What’s good news for Rockland commuters could be not-so-good news for tolls necessary to get in and out of New York City, according to a report on lohud.com The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which recently unveiled a 2017-26 capital plan that includes a new midtown bus terminal (expected to cost up to $15 billion), also approved going forward with engineering and environmental reviews for a multitude of rail improvements known as the Gateway Project, the lohud.com report said. If everything goes as planned, Rockland rail riders will not have to change trains, which will make th…
Yonkers' $2 Billion Capital Plan Unlikely To Get Into 2016-17 State Budget Yonkers' $2 Billion Capital Plan Unlikely To Get Into 2016-17 State Budget
Yonkers' $2 Billion Capital Plan Unlikely To Get Into 2016-17 State Budget YONKERS, N.Y. -- Yonkers officials seem to have accepted the fact that their proposed $2 billion borrowing plan for fixing the city’s aging schools won’t make it into the state’s budget for 2016-17, according to a report on lohud.com. Mayor Mike Spano is lobbying his former state Assembly colleagues to back the 13-year bond, a deal which would have the state picking up most of the tab while Yonkers funds the rest with low-interest bonds, lohud.com said. In light of the fact that the state's fiscal year starts Friday, April 1, the mayor and state lawmakers who back the bill are now looking t…
Clarkstown To Hire Accountants To Review Costs Of Police Department Clarkstown To Hire Accountants To Review Costs Of Police Department
Clarkstown To Hire Accountants To Review Costs Of Police Department CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- In an effort to cut costs, Clarkstown is planning to hire an accounting firm to go through its police department’s expenses with a fine-tooth comb, according to a report on lohud.com The department, which has 162 officers and two dozen civilian workers, costs the town $50 million, lohud.com reported. The Town Board is expected to vote Tuesday, April 5, on hiring the Pittsford-based Bonadio Group for close to $100,000 to conduct a 90-day study of the department, said to be the one of the highest paid in the state, lohud.com said. Supervisor George Hoehmann says the town …
Darien Home Designed By Yale Dean Lists For $3.975M Darien Home Designed By Yale Dean Lists For $3.975M
Darien Home Designed By Yale Dean Lists For $3.975M DARIEN, Conn. – It doesn’t happen very often, but a property in a super-exclusive Darien neighborhood has come on the market. The price of admission to Tokeneke, a tiny enclave on a tidal cove of Long Island Sound, might be daunting to all but a handful of folks. The real estate brokerage firm of Houlihan Lawrence has just listed the contemporary home on Arrowhead Way for $3.975 million. Designed by Deborah Berke, who is now the dean of the Yale School of Architecture, the home is sited on 1.1 acres in the middle of Tokeneke. According to the brokers, it was custom built in 2006 and featu…
Peekskill Schools Seek Volunteers For Special Olympics Event Peekskill Schools Seek Volunteers For Special Olympics Event
Peekskill Schools Seek Volunteers For Special Olympics Event PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Peekskill school officials are looking for 30 more volunteers for the district’s upcoming Special Olympics. The event will take place from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, at Torpy Field on Hudson Avenue. The district said no experience is necessary for volunteers who will perform such duties as timing events, recording scores, and escorting contestants. Volunteers will also act as line guards, help call contestants and rake sand. The event requires a total of 120 volunteers, the district said. To fill out a volunteer form online, click here. The school district…
Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Violent Carjacking Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Violent Carjacking
Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Violent Carjacking BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- A Bridgeport man was arrested in connection with a bloody carjacking that left another man in the hospital in critical condition, according to a report in the Connecticut Post. Andrew Ferguson, 26, faces attempted murder, robbery, and other charges after, police said he stabbed the 26-year-old victim in the head, face and neck while stealing his car, the Connecticut Post reported. The injured man was a former high school classmate of Ferguson’s and had given him a ride, the Connecticut Post story said. Police told the Connecticut Post that the stolen vehicle was found …
Handguns Stolen From Car At Greenwich Park, Police Say Handguns Stolen From Car At Greenwich Park, Police Say
Handguns Stolen From Car At Greenwich Park, Police Say GREENWICH, Conn. – Police are searching for suspects in the theft of two handguns from a car parked Thursday at a local park, Greenwich Time reported. A local woman told police that she was visiting Greenwich Point and found that her car's trunk had been popped, and her 9mm Beretta and .380 Cobra – plus ammunition -- had been taken taken, the Greenwich Time story said. Police are asking anyone with any information to call them at (203) 622-3333, or 1 (800) 372-1176, or by emailing them at tips@greenwichct.org. Click here to read the Greenwich Time story.
Ramsey, Paramus Luxury Car Dealers Host Cars And Coffee Event Ramsey, Paramus Luxury Car Dealers Host Cars And Coffee Event
Ramsey, Paramus Luxury Car Dealers Host Cars And Coffee Event RAMSEY, N.J. -- Several dealers of luxury vehicles in Ramsey, N.J., will be hosting a “Car & Caffe” this weekend.Prestige BMW, as well as Paramus Lamborghini and McLaren Bergen, will be participating in the event. It will take place from 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon at Prestige BMW, 985 Route 17 South, in Ramsey. “Car & Caffe” will give owners the chance to show off their vintage and classic rides, while the dealers shows off their new stock. The coffee will flow freely and light refreshments will be served. For more information visit prestigebmw.com, or call (201) 258-6000.
Westwood Fire Department Creates Wetdown Committee For New Engine Westwood Fire Department Creates Wetdown Committee For New Engine
Westwood Fire Department Creates Wetdown Committee For New Engine WESTWOOD, N.J. -- The Westwood Volunteer Fire Department, preparing to celebrate the arrival of a new piece of apparatus, has formed a “wetdown” committee, fire officials said this week. The date and location of the baptism of Westwood’s new brand-new truck have yet to be set. According to Wikipedia, a “wetdown” is a ritual in which firefighters from neighboring towns “commission” the shiny new apparatus by anointing it with water. In a typical “wetdown” ceremony, the company appears in dress uniform while the fire chief and other officials make short speeches and a chaplain blesses the eq…
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