Month: March 2017

Lead Stories

Village hires new manager, attorney

The search for a new village manager and attorney was decided in tandem this week, with the village of Mamaroneck Board of Trustees hiring attorney Robert Spolzino and manager Robert Yamuder. Yamuder, who is slated to fill a gap created by the resignation of Richard Slingerland, will bring previous experience […]

Lead Stories

Meetings pave way for Army Corps approval

An $80 million flood mitigation plan looking to channelize portions of the Mamaroneck and Sheldrake rivers cleared another major hurdle last week after receiving the green light from a panel of federal regulators. According to Mamaroneck Village Manager Richard Slingerland—who attended a forum last week in Washington, D.C., to discuss […]

Opinion Sports

The first pitch

[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Major League Baseball calendar is set to kick off on April 3, and while every team’s fan base comes into the season with a host of questions about playoff chances, roster spots and divisional races, I’ve got another question as we wait for Opening Day. Will President Trump throw […]

Sports

Rye tops Tigers in opener

The area lacrosse season opened up on March 28, as two local squads hit the turf to kick off the 2017 campaign. Although Mamaroneck would drew first blood, it was ultimately Rye—in their first game under new head coach Steve Lennon—that would come away with the win, overcoming a slow […]