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Irvington Fifth-Graders' Sloop Trip Helps Them Bond With Hudson, Nature Irvington Fifth-Graders' Sloop Trip Helps Them Bond With Hudson, Nature
Irvington Fifth-Graders' Sloop Trip Helps Them Bond With Hudson, Nature IRVINGTON, N.Y. -- A group of very lucky Irvington children got the chance recently to set sail for new educational horizons – on the floating classroom known as the sloop Clearwater. The school where the fifth-graders are studying is perched near the top of the village’s Main Street, with a view of the magnificent Hudson River. Now, thanks to a grant from the Irvington Education Foundation, they were able to experience it firsthand. “This is a uniquely powerful platform for students to learn about the Hudson River’s natural wonders and cultural significance,” said Main Street School Princ…
Millbrook Mayor, Facing Theft Charges, Won't Run For Re-Election Millbrook Mayor, Facing Theft Charges, Won't Run For Re-Election
Millbrook Mayor, Facing Theft Charges, Won't Run For Re-Election DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. – Millbrook’s mayor, who is facing charges of grand larceny and official misconduct, will not be running for re-election, according to a report by the Poughkeepsie Journal. Laura Hurley, 52, was arrested last week in connection with the theft of more than $1,700 from the town of Washington, where she had been its bookkeeper and assistant to Supervisor Gary Ciferri, police told the Poughkeepsie Journal. Hurley, whose village term expires at the end of this year, was appointed to the post in 2010 after then-Mayor Andrew Ciferri resigned. She later ran unopposed for the f…
Rockland Legislator Calls For Public Comment On Suez Rate Increase Rockland Legislator Calls For Public Comment On Suez Rate Increase
Rockland Legislator Calls For Public Comment On Suez Rate Increase NEW CITY, N.Y. -- A Rockland County legislator, reacting to Suez’s proposed rate increase, is calling for better conservation efforts and for the company to speed up repairs of leaky water mains. Harriet Cornell, who is chairwoman of the Rockland County Task Force on Water Resources Management, is also urging residents and business owners to comment on the rate increase. The state Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on the proposed increase at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 29, in the chambers of the Rockland County Legislature, 11 New Hempstead Road, New City. An administrative law judg…
U.S. Marshals Join Search For Accused Killer Eugene Palmer U.S. Marshals Join Search For Accused Killer Eugene Palmer
U.S. Marshals Join Search For Accused Killer Eugene Palmer HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. -- The U.S. Marshals Service has joined the search for a Stony Point man accused of gunning down his daughter-in-law four years ago, according to a report by lohud.com. Eugene Palmer, who has been charged with second-degree murder in the shotgun death of 39-year-old mother of two Tammy Palmer, fled into the nearby 47,000-acre Harriman State Park and hasn’t been seen since, according to multiple media reports. Tammy Palmer was estranged from his son, John, whom she had accused of assault, the lohud.com story said. Police told lohud.com that they believe Palmer, who at the t…
Beans And Bulldozers On Tap At Pound Ridge Chili Cook-Off, 'Touch-A-Truck' Beans And Bulldozers On Tap At Pound Ridge Chili Cook-Off, 'Touch-A-Truck'
Beans And Bulldozers On Tap At Pound Ridge Chili Cook-Off, 'Touch-a-truck' POUND RIDGE, N.Y. – There will be plenty of beans – and a bulldozer or two -- at Pound Ridge’s chili cook-off and “Touch-a-Truck” next month. The event is being sponsored by the town’s Recreation Department and the Pound Ridge Community Church’s Play School. It takes place from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Pound Ridge Elementary School, which is located at 7 Pound Ridge Road. Tickets are $10 for folks age 10 and up; kids age 9 and under are free. The entry fee for groups or individual wishing to participate in the cook-off is $25. At the “Touch-a-Truck” firetrucks, bulldoze…
Man Allegedly Lying In Road Tops North Castle Police Blotter Man Allegedly Lying In Road Tops North Castle Police Blotter
Man Allegedly Lying In Road Tops North Castle Police Blotter ARMONK, N.Y. -- An unidentified man was reportedly lying down in the middle of a road near the Westchester County Airport last Friday, North Castle police say. Police received a call around 5:30 a.m. from a woman who had seen the man on Route 120 South. She told them that another man was with him, but was “just walking around.” Both men were gone by the time police arrived on the scene. Also on Friday, police had to speak to the owner of a dog that had been left in a car in a parking lot on Maple Avenue. A woman called them around 4:14 p.m. to complain that the animal was locked in a sil…
Hundreds Turn Out For Elmsford's 'Dads Take Your Child To School Day' Hundreds Turn Out For Elmsford's 'Dads Take Your Child To School Day'
Hundreds Turn Out For Elmsford's 'Dads Take Your Child To School Day' ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- The high turnout for Elmsford’s recent “Dads Take Your Child To School Day” was a real lesson about the importance of presence and participation,  More than 209 fathers and significant male caregivers attended the Tuesday event with their young ones at the Alice E. Grady Elementary School and the Carl L. Dixson Primary School. This is the second year the Elmsford Union Free School District has taken part in the national initiative that encourages men to become active in their children’s education. “The level of participation was tremendous,” said Superintendent Dr. Joseph…
Anti-Pipeline Activists Call On Congress To Probe FERC Anti-Pipeline Activists Call On Congress To Probe FERC
Anti-Pipeline Activists Call On Congress To Probe Ferc BUCHANAN, N.Y. – More than 100 grassroots organizations are claiming that a federal agency’s handling of gas pipeline projects – such as the one near the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan – is flawed. The coalition is calling for a congressional review of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission , according to Maya van Rossum, head of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network and a primary organizer of the effort. U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand have called on FERC to suspend Spectra Energy’s Algonquin Intermediate Market pipeline project until independent health, safety a…
Millbrook School Welcomes Nearly 200 Grandparents Millbrook School Welcomes Nearly 200 Grandparents
Millbrook School Welcomes Nearly 200 Grandparents MILLBROOK, N.Y. -- The Millbrook School welcomed more than 170 grandparents this week for Grandparents Day. They accompanied their grandchildren to classes Wednesday, confabed with Headmaster Drew Casertano and had lunch in the private, prep school’s new dining hall. They then took to the athletic fields to support the school's teams. School officials said the Mustangs earned multiple victories, including a varsity field hockey win against a team from the Hotchkiss School in a pre-season scrimmage. Hotchkiss is a private boarding and day school in Lakeville. The boys' varsity soccer team…
Maritime Aquarium Gets $484K Grant To Address Climate Change Maritime Aquarium Gets $484K Grant To Address Climate Change
Maritime Aquarium Gets $484K Grant To Address Climate Change NORWALK, Conn. – The Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk has gotten a big financial boost that will allow it to educate the public about climate change and other pressing environmental issues, said local lawmakers. The $484,955 grant came from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, according to an announcement Thursday by U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and U.S. Rep. Jim Himes (CT-4). It will be used to pay for a three-year program that will enable students, teachers and aquarium visitors to identify environmental hazards in their region and the imp…
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