Celebrating the power, strength and independence of Westchester County women, members of County Executive George Latimer’s team formed a committee to pay tribute to local women and honor them for their contributions during the pandemic. This year’s #WOWConversations makes a triumphant return, after being cancelled last year due to COVID-19. […]
Month: February 2021
GridRewards program targets Westchester residents, businesses
GridReward, a groundbreaking program and accompanying free, mobile app that pays users up to 20% of their annual energy bill for reducing usage at peak demand hours will expand its imprint throughout Westchester County, following a successful summer pilot program initiated by Sustainable Westchester. Any Con Edison customer can participate […]
County board begins police reform review
The Westchester County Board of Legislators has begun its formal review of the county’s Police Reform and Reimagining Task Force report, with plans to adopt a police reinvention document by March 22. The review is being led by the board’s Committee on Public Safety, which met Monday, Feb. 15 to […]
Shorthanded Huskies top Tigers
The Harrison girls basketball team may have gotten some bad news prior to their Feb. 22 game against Mamaroneck, but it wasn’t enough to derail what has been a solid start to the season. Forced to take the court short-handed after four players were ruled out due to Covid-19 protocols, […]
Snowfalls bring winter sports back to county parks
Dig out your skis and dust off your sleds, recent snowstorms and low temperatures have created conditions for winter sports at Westchester County Parks. “It’s been a few years since we’ve seen so much snow in Westchester,” County Executive George Latimer. “This year you won’t have to travel far for […]
