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Brewster Schools Launch Renovation Projects Brewster Schools Launch Renovation Projects
Brewster Schools Launch Renovation Projects BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Ground was ceremonially broken recently for the Brewster Central School District’s renovation program, according to a report by The Examiner News. Targeted for improvements are John F. Kennedy Elementary School, C.V. Star Intermediate School and Brewster High School, The Examiner News reported: . Projects covered by a $40 million bond referendum passed two years ago include roof repairs and security system upgrades, The Examiner News said. Brewster High School’s locker and weight rooms will be updated and its cafeteria reorganized; C.V. Star Intermediate School will get f…
Thruway Drainage Project Leads To Exit, Lane Closures Thruway Drainage Project Leads To Exit, Lane Closures
Thruway Drainage Project Leads To Exit, Lane Closures TARRYTOWN, N.Y. -- Work on the new drainage system under the New York State Thruway will require the closure of an exit ramp in Tarrytown and several lanes tonight, according to a post on NewNYBridge.com. Tappan Zee Constructors will be wrapping up the drainage work on Friday, a day ahead of schedule, the Thruway Authority said. Closed from 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8) to 5 a.m. Friday, will be northbound exit 9 (Tarrytown - Sleepy Hollow - US Route 9) on-ramp from Route 119. Drivers will be detoured approximately one mile east on Route 119 to access the northbound Thruway. The exit 9 off-ra…
Softball Coach Goes To Bat For Larchmont Teen Fighting Rare Cancer Softball Coach Goes To Bat For Larchmont Teen Fighting Rare Cancer
Softball Coach Goes To Bat For Larchmont Teen Fighting Rare Cancer LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- An assistant softball coach has stepped up to the plate on behalf of a Larchmont teen stricken with a rare disease. Scarsdale resident Jay S. Hausman has set up an online fundraising site to help defray medical expenses faced by the family of 13-year-old Jordan Pryor, who was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer in July. Jordan, who is in the eighth-grade, plays second base for the Empire State Huskies, a girls fast pitch softball organization based in Westchester. Her twin,Taylor, covers first base, and their dad, John, is the team’s coach. Hausman, an attorney with a p…
Stolen Car Found In Ramapo; Driver Charged With Theft Stolen Car Found In Ramapo; Driver Charged With Theft
Stolen Car Found In Ramapo; Driver Charged With Theft RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A car that was stolen in Brooklyn has been recovered, thanks to the sharp eyes of a Ramapo police officer. The officer spotted the purloined vehicle Tuesday afternoon and stopped its driver. The unidentified suspect, a 42-year-old man from Brooklyn, was arrested and charged with criminal possession of stolen property, a felony, police said. He was sent to Rockland County Jail pending the posting of an unspecified bail or an upcoming court date, police said. Ramapo police also handled a total of 129 calls on Tuesday, including: eight alarm activations, one fire, 12 medical …
WalletHub: Connecticut In Top 5 For Health 'Outcomes,' Insured Children WalletHub: Connecticut In Top 5 For Health 'Outcomes,' Insured Children
WalletHub: Connecticut In Top 5 For Health 'Outcomes,' Insured Children Connecticut was ranked among the top five states for health “outcomes” and the number of children with health insurance, according to WalletHub’s latest analysis.  However, it placed 18th for overall heathcare, while neighboring states New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island landed in 35th, 15th and 22nd place respectively. WalletHub, the Washington, D.C.-based personal finance website, also found that Minnesota was the best state for healthcare – followed by Maryland, South Dakota, Iowa and Utah – and that Alaska was the worst. Rounding out WalletHub’s bottom five states for healthcare w…
Carlucci Legislation Aims To Curb Price 'Gouging' For EpiPens Carlucci Legislation Aims To Curb Price 'Gouging' For EpiPens
Carlucci Legislation Aims To Curb Price 'Gouging' For EpiPens Sen. David Carlucci (D-Westchester/Rockland) says he has a bone to pick with the company that sparked outrage by jacking up the price of EpiPens. The senator, who is the parent of a child with allergies, and other health advocates gathered in Briarcliff recently to unveil legislation aimed at curbing “price gouging.” According to Carlucci, Mylan has raised the price of the life-saving device 17 times since 2007. The initial cost for a two-pack of the autoinjector device was approximately $57 and has now skyrocketed to $600 or more, the senator said. Mylan raised the price by more than 400…
Dog Locked In Car Tops North Castle Police Blotter Dog Locked In Car Tops North Castle Police Blotter
Dog Locked In Car Tops North Castle Police Blotter ARMONK, N.Y. – North Castle police came to the rescue of a dog locked in a hot car last weekend. A concerned citizen alerted authorities around 12:30 p.m. on Saturday that a dog had been left alone in a car on Main Street. The windows had been left open just a few inches, the complainant told police. Police were also summoned to the Rocky Ledge Swimming Association’s pool on Old Orchard Street in North White Plains. A lifeguard there called 911 Friday after a 10-year-old child was reportedly hurt after diving into the pool’s shallow end. The child was alert and conscious, but there was c…
Yorktown Woman Charged With Stealing From Pharmacy Yorktown Woman Charged With Stealing From Pharmacy
Yorktown Woman Charged With Stealing From Pharmacy YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- A Yorktown woman is facing charges after being accused of stealing from a local pharmacy, police said. Aysha J. Altizer, 22, was arrested Monday afternoon at the Taconic Pharmacy on Lee Boulevard in Jefferson Valley, police said. She was charged with petty larceny, a misdemeanor, and violating a bench warrant, police said. Altizer had missed a scheduled appearance in Yorktown Justice Court in May and a warrant was issued for her arrest, police said. Altizer is accused of taking $34.33 in merchandise without paying for it, police said. She was turned over to the custody …
Ring's End Donates Lifesaving Tools To Brookfield Police Ring's End Donates Lifesaving Tools To Brookfield Police
Ring's End Donates Lifesaving Tools To Brookfield Police BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- Usually it’s the bad guys who do the breaking in, but under certain circumstances, it’s law enforcement officers that have to force their way into a car or a home, said Brookfield police. Recently, police had to break into a vehicle where someone had locked their dog. The temperature outside was 80, but inside the car, it was close to 114 degrees. Now, reaching victims will be a lot easier thanks to the donation of lifesaving equipment by Ring’s End, a building materials store in Bethel. Ring’s End, which is on Taylor Avenue, gave police 10 multipurpose demolition/wreck…
Stamford Firefighters, City Children Bond On Tennis Court Stamford Firefighters, City Children Bond On Tennis Court
Stamford Firefighters, City Children Bond On Tennis Court STAMFORD, Conn. -- Stamford’s "Bravest" hit the courts recently with some of the city’s youngest residents in a show of community camaraderie and athleticism. City firefighters had a ball teaching children how to play tennis at a Family Fund Day event in Cummings Park, said Kyle Houser of the Stamford Professional Fire Fighters Association. They partnered with the Tennis Youth Tennis Academy. “Many of these children don’t get the chance to meet and interact with firefighters,” Houser said. “We want Stamford’s youth to feel comfortable talking to us, so that when they are in need o…
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