The Lions Clubs of Lower Westchester brought thousands of collected used eyeglasses for a day of recycling on Saturday, Oct. 23. The glasses were collected by eight Lions clubs—Ann Sullivan/White Plains, Larchmont Mamaroneck, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Rye City, Tuckahoe/Eastchester, Yonkers and Yonkers Millennium. The Lions Clubs, whose signature cause […]
Month: November 2021
Boys soccer wins first-ever Section I crown
In his 22 years at the helm of Mamaroneck’s boys soccer program, Rich Becker has seen an awful lot of success. During Becker’s tenure, the Tigers have wracked up a ton of wins, nabbed their fair share of league titles, and established themselves as one of consistently talented teams in […]
Mamaroneck edges Scarsdale in Class A final
Over the course of six periods of play this year, Mamaroneck and league rival Scarsdale had battled through 80 minutes of scoreless play. But on Sunday afternoon, with the Class A Section I title on the line, something—at some point—had to give. When it did, it saw the Tigers celebrating […]
Iona Prep celebrates new Performing Arts Center
Iona Preparatory School celebrated the groundbreaking of the expanded Paul Verni Fine Arts Center at its homecoming celebration on Oct. 16, 105 years to the day that the school first opened in New Rochelle. Brother Thomas R. Leto, president of Iona Prep, gathered with school officials, donors, architects and alumni […]
Latimer partners with building, construction industry
Standing next to the construction at Playland Park in Rye, Westchester County Executive George Latimer announced the success of the county’s partnership with Westchester Building Trades, and the Construction Industry Council (CIC). Over the past four years, Latimer’s administration has budgeted the largest amount of money for capital projects than […]
