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Letter To The Editor: Ossining Chamber Opposes Roundabout Letter To The Editor: Ossining Chamber Opposes Roundabout
Letter To The Editor: Ossining Chamber Opposes Roundabout OSSINING, N.Y. -- The Ossining Daily Voice accepts signed and original letters to the editor up to 350 words. To submit your letter, emailossining@dailyvoice.com . To the editor: The Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce functions as the voice of business in the Greater Ossining area. Part of our mission is to interface with local government on matters of concern to the membership. Our membership includes local businesses, merchants, retailers, restaurateurs, professionals and first-time business owners, many of whom are also residents in the Greater Ossining area. Collectively, we are a …
Letter to the Editor: Praise For Peekskill Police Chief Letter to the Editor: Praise For Peekskill Police Chief
Letter to the Editor: Praise For Peekskill Police Chief PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- The Peekskill Daily Voice accepts signed letters to the editor. Please send letters to peekskill@dailyvoice.com . To the editor: As many people know, downtown Peekskill can be a fun place to dine or visit an art gallery. Today, I was visiting my favorite tea shop on Main Street with a friend. We found that the new parking meters on Main Street were a bit suspect when coins didn't work, we moved to another meter and used a credit card. As extra insurance, I took a photo of the meter to prove my payment. Sure enough! I returned to the car and I had a ticket on my windshie…
New Rochelle Mayor Calls Trump Refugee Ban 'Pointless' New Rochelle Mayor Calls Trump Refugee Ban 'Pointless'
New Rochelle Mayor Calls Trump Refugee Ban 'Pointless' NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- As the child of Polish-Jewish parents forced to leave their homes during WWII, Noam Bramson says he takes personal offense at President Donald J. Trump’s stand on refugees. While those policies may have less “immediate and direct” relevance to New Rochelle, said its mayor in a blog post titled "We Are All Immigrants," than Trump’s executive orders on immigration enforcement, they still are “no less contemptuous of long-held, fundamental American values.” Banning refugees from war-torn countries such as Syria is not only “mean-spirited, discriminatory and indi…
White Plains Firefighters Mourn Passing Of Former Chief 'Bill' McMahon White Plains Firefighters Mourn Passing Of Former Chief 'Bill' McMahon
White Plains Firefighters Mourn Passing Of Former Chief 'Bill' McMahon WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- White Plains firefighters were mourning the loss of their former chief, William J. McMahon, who died Monday at the age of 93. Current Chief Richard Lyman, who has been with the department for 40 years, said Thursday that he has served under four wonderful chiefs, but none were as special to him as “Bill,” as McMahon was called. “He encouraged me throughout by career, kept me on track and kept in close touch even after he retired,” Lyman said. Firefighters, due to the nature of their jobs, are like “one big family,” Lyman said, adding that McMahon was a "father fi…
Mamaroneck Village Manager Back On Familiar Ground With Tarrytown Post Mamaroneck Village Manager Back On Familiar Ground With Tarrytown Post
Mamaroneck Village Manager Back On Familiar Ground With Tarrytown Post TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – When Richard Slingerland steps in for Tarrytown village administrator Michael Blau this spring, he knows he will be filling some pretty big shoes. But they won’t be treading unfamiliar territory; Slingerland held the same position from 1999-2002. The 51-year-old Ossining resident has spent the last eight years as Mamaroneck’s village administrator. He and his wife have a daughter, now a senior in high school. Blau is retiring after more than 17 years with Tarrytown. Mayor Drew Fixell, who praised Blau for his “brilliant and dedicated service,” said that while he will be …
Democrats Pick Trustee As Mayoral Candidate In Port Chester Democrats Pick Trustee As Mayoral Candidate In Port Chester
Democrats Pick Trustee As Mayoral Candidate In Port Chester PORT CHESTER, N.Y. – Port Chester Democrats are backing a village trustee for mayor in the upcoming village elections. Gregory K. Adams, a former deputy mayor, was on the Village Board from 2007 to 2010. He was re-elected in 2013 and is still a trustee. He will challenge Republican candidate Richard “Fritz” Falanka. Longtime Mayor Dennis Pilla, has decided not to seek a fifth term. Falanka, 73, is a former village clerk and village manager. He was nominated by the Port Chester Republican Committee last month. A retired social worker for the county, Adams had also worked as a supervisor f…
Man Seeking Job At Wappinger Club Threatens Employee With Knife, Police Say Man Seeking Job At Wappinger Club Threatens Employee With Knife, Police Say
Man Seeking Job At Wappinger Club Threatens Employee With Knife, Police Say WAPPINGER, N.Y. -- A man looking for a job at a Wappinger nightclub pulled a knife on an employee after being told he would be put on a “wait list,” state police said Tuesday. Andre P. McHugh, a 54-year-old Poughkeepsie resident, is facing several charges including possession of a weapon and menacing, police said. Troopers said they were dispatched to Smiles on Route 376 early Sunday morning to investigate a disturbance. Employees of the club, who were trying to escort McHugh out of the building, called 911 when he threatened one of them with a switchblade knife, police said. McHugh was a…
Joseph Bellusci, Mount Kisco Native, Dies At 88 Joseph Bellusci, Mount Kisco Native, Dies At 88
Joseph Bellusci, Mount Kisco Native, Dies At 88 MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – Mount Kisco native Joseph Vincent Bellusci, of Parkland, Fla., died Thursday, Jan. 12. He was 88. Bellusci’s parents, Rose and Andrew, ran Andy’s, a popular restaurant in Mount Kisco, for many years. He graduated from Peekskill Military Academy in Peekskill and went on to play professional baseball for the New York Giants Triple A League. Bellusci’s baseball career was cut short when he was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1950. He served for two years in Korea with the 40th Infantry Division. Nine months of his tenure were spent in combat. Bellusci’s love of sports – e…
Judge Throws Out $17M Fraud Case Against Putnam Stockbroker Judge Throws Out $17M Fraud Case Against Putnam Stockbroker
Judge Throws Out $17M Fraud Case Against Putnam Stockbroker A federal indictment against a Putnam Valley man accused in a multi-million-dollar stock scheme has been thrown out, according to multiple media outlets. Guy Gentile, a broker-dealer, was successful in getting a federal judge in New Jersey to grant his motion to dismiss his 2016 indictment on securities fraud charges in the $17 million case after his legal team argued that it had been filed too late, according to lohud.com. U.S. District Judge Jose L. Linares ruled in his favor, saying that alleged behavior happened in 2008 and that the five-year statute of limitations had expired, the lohu…
Mahopac's Nicholas Franzese Named BOCES Student Of Distinction Mahopac's Nicholas Franzese Named BOCES Student Of Distinction
Mahopac's Nicholas Franzese Named Boces Student Of Distinction MAHOPAC, N.Y. – In a first for the Mahopac Falls Academy, one of its own has been honored as a BOCES Student of Distinction. Nicholas Franzese, who was hailed for his leadership skills, academic progress and community spirit, received a certificate and a medal at a recent meeting of the Mahopac Board of Education. Franzese attends a unique, academy-based program for seventh- and eighth-graders. It is run collaboratively by Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES and the Mahopac Central School District. Teacher Richard Guaragna said Franzese “has put forth excellent effort in the classroom, ear…
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