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Funeral Services Set For Harrison Town Justice, Former Councilman
HARRISON, N.Y. – Joseph Cannella, a former Harrison councilman and deputy mayor and current town/village justice, died Thursday, Dec. 22. He was 66.
Mayor Ron Belmont, who posted the news on the local government’s website, called Cannella “a man of conviction who selflessly dedicated his time to the residents of our town.”
“He will be missed by many,” the mayor added.
Funeral services were set for 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 27, at St. Gregory the Great R.C. Church, 215 Halstead Ave., Harrison.
Cannella was a graduate of St. John’s University where he received his B.A., M.B.A. and J.D. degrees.…
Cuomo To Deliver State Of State In Six NY Regions, Including Hudson Valley
It’s nearly January, the month when governors across the U.S. take stock of their state and lay out priorities for the coming year.
New York’s Andrew Cuomo will be adding a new twist to the annual political ritual.
Instead of the usual speech to the state Legislature, the Westchester resident will deliver his message directly to the people.
He will make a series of stops around the state during the week of Jan. 9, said his chief of staff, Melissa DeRosa, Monday.
His road trip is expected to take him to the Hudson Valley, New York City, western New York, Long Island, the Capital Region and…
North Salem High School Seeks Grads For Survey
NORTH SALEM, N.Y. – North Salem school officials want local graduates to participate in an online survey they say will help students be better prepared for “college, careers and life.”
The information sought from alumni, they said, is "very useful, but very hard to get."
Posted on surveymonkey.com, it asks grads if they went on to college, what they studied there, what degrees they may have earned and if they changed colleges, or dropped out, and why.
It asks them to address any difficulties they may have had applying to colleges, to talk about anything about college that surpris…