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Tuckahoe Parents Get Life-Saving Lesson Tuckahoe Parents Get Life-Saving Lesson
Tuckahoe Parents Get Life-Saving Lesson TUCKAHOE, N.Y. -- Heroin use may have taken dozens of lives in Westchester, but there are now folks in Tuckahoe who no longer have to feel so helpless in the face of the harrowing epidemic, according to a report by cbslocal.com. Parents and others recently took part in a program that taught them how to administer the anti-opioid medication, naloxone, the generic name for Narcan, if their children, or anyone else, overdoses on drugs, cbslocal.com reported. The Maxwell Institute, a Tuckahoe clinic that offers substance abuse treatment services, conducted the training and gave participants fre…
Woodlands Students, Teachers Raise Money To Fight Breast Cancer Woodlands Students, Teachers Raise Money To Fight Breast Cancer
Woodlands Students, Teachers Raise Money To Fight Breast Cancer GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The last uphill stretch in a recent 5-mile walk against breast cancer was the toughest, but a group of Greenburgh kids tackled it gladly, knowing that their efforts would help those facing a much harder fight. According to teacher Victoria Stellato, a contingent of 40 students from Woodlands High School and Middle School and 20 educators and staff members from all over the district took part in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Purchase on Sunday. The group walked under the banner of the Greenburgh Teachers Federation and Greenbur…
Bring The Kids 'Trunk-Or-Treating' At Millbrook Halloween Event Bring The Kids 'Trunk-Or-Treating' At Millbrook Halloween Event
Bring The Kids 'Trunk-Or-Treating' At Millbrook Halloween Event MILLBROOK, N.Y. -- Trick-or-treaters love running from house to house, filling up their bags with candy and squealing with delight over scary decorations -- and lots of adults get a big kick out of the Halloween ritual as well. But what do they do if they live in a rural area like the town of Washington in Dutchess County and homes aren’t easily accessible? Its Recreation Department has an answer for that: Trunk-or-Treating. Folks will be able to park at the Millbrook Fire House on Saturday, Oct. 29, and hand out chocolate bars, candy corn and other goodies from the trunks of their cleverl…
Leake & Watts In Yonkers To Honor Educational Leader At Gala Leake & Watts In Yonkers To Honor Educational Leader At Gala
Leake & Watts In Yonkers To Honor Educational Leader At Gala YONKERS, N.Y. -- Longtime educator Joyce Coppin Mondesire will be recognized for her service at a Yonkers-based nonprofit’s annual fundraising gala. Leake & Watts has helped thousands of children and adults in Westchester and New York City overcome adversity and social challenges through special education, juvenile justice, pre-school, and other programs. The gala will take place Thursday, Oct. 27, at The Pierre, a luxury hotel at 2 East 61st St. in New York City. A cocktail reception is set for 6:30 p.m. Dinner starts at 7:30 p.m. Coppin Mondesire, a member of the agency’s board for …
Pocantico Hills School Celebrates Fall With Harvest Festival Pocantico Hills School Celebrates Fall With Harvest Festival
Pocantico Hills School Celebrates Fall With Harvest Festival MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. -- The Pocantico Hills School’s annual Harvest Soup Festival has all the right ingredients for an educational and fun time. Students, parents and staff members spent a week picking, sorting, cleaning and cooking up bushels of the vegetables for last Friday’s “seed-to-table” feast. First- through 4th graders harvested organic carrots, squash, celery, beans, tomatoes, leafy greens and herbs at the Children’s Garden at Kykuit, also known as the John D. Rockefeller Estate, a 40-room National Trust house. They then washed the veggies and the adults chopped them up for a sou…
Cortlandt Youth Raises Thousands For Breast Cancer Fight Cortlandt Youth Raises Thousands For Breast Cancer Fight
Cortlandt Youth Raises Thousands For Breast Cancer Fight CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- A 5K walk to end breast cancer is not taking place for a few days, but one young Croton-on-Hudson participant has already made great strides toward raising awareness of the disease that strikes hundreds of thousands of women in the U.S. each year. Gabriel Ardito, a 7th grader at Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School, is a member of the ASAP (Always Striving; Always Positive) Leadership Club from the the Town of Cortlandt's Youth and Recreation Center. The club’s members and their families and friends have been busy raising funds for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer o…
New TZ Bridge: Two Westbound Main Span Towers Done New TZ Bridge: Two Westbound Main Span Towers Done
New TZ Bridge: Two Westbound Main Span Towers Done Two of the new Tappan Zee Bridge’s westbound main towers are now complete and all four are expected to be done in the coming weeks, the state Thruway Authority announced Thursday. The two towers rise 419 feet above the Hudson. The project reached another major milestone earlier this month with the installation of the final steel-blue girder assembly for the new span's westbound approach. The 290-foot structural steel assembly was put together at Tappan Zee Constructor's Port of Coeymans staging yard and transported by barge to the project site where it was placed by the I Lift NY supercran…
Sixteen Westchester Libraries Compete In Battle Of The Books In Ossining Sixteen Westchester Libraries Compete In Battle Of The Books In Ossining
Sixteen Westchester Libraries Compete In Battle Of The Books In Ossining OSSINING, N.Y. -- Two champions were crowned in a countywide book trivia contest held in Ossining Saturday. Sixteen libraries fielded 16 teams, featuring 250 fourth through 10th-graders. Coming out on top were the Rye Rockets, representing the Rye Free Reading Room in the Children’s Tournament, and The Popcornians, representing the Somers Library in the Teens Tournament. The Rye Rockets were coached by Lisa Dettling, a children’s librarian. The team featured Connelly Boyle, Ayden Hufford, Leyla Murati, and Lily Shaaban. In the Final Battle, the Rockets defeated the defending champions, t…
GoFundMe Page Launched To Bring Peekskill Native's Body Back Home GoFundMe Page Launched To Bring Peekskill Native's Body Back Home
GoFundMe Page Launched To Bring Peekskill Native's Body Back Home PEEKSKILL, N.Y. – Friends of a Peekskill man who died in Florida have launched a GoFundMe page to raise enough money to bring him home to be buried next to his parents. Eric “Smitty” Smith, 28, was studying cell biology at Florida Atlantic University,. He had graduated from Vassar College in Poughkeepsie after studying political science there. According to Smith’s Facebook page, he had attended Hendrick Hudson High School and had gone on to study biology at Westchester Community College and biology education at Mercy College. According to longtime family friend Nicole Deagan, Smith’s ultim…
Monsey Woman Hopes Car Magnets Show Police That Communities Care Monsey Woman Hopes Car Magnets Show Police That Communities Care
Monsey Woman Hopes Car Magnets Show Police That Communities Care RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A simple message of appreciation for the things that police do to keep communities safe every day is popping up on cars all over Rockland County. The blue-and-white car speech-bubble-shaped magnets, which read “I support and thank my police department,” were conceived by Monsey resident and community activist Shoshana Bernstein. The mom of five said she was searching for a way to show community support for law enforcement agencies in the wake of the tragic police shootings in Dallas. She happened to be thinking a lot at the time of 9/11 and the first responders who made so …
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