Children, parents, educators, and curious minds of all ages from across Westchester gathered May 8, for STEM-tastic 2026, The STEM Alliance’s annual festival of hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math learning. This year, School of the Holy Child hosted the event opening the doors of their Field House and the […]
Author: Jim Scova
Jenkins signs 2 landmark pieces of labor legislation
Focusing on labor and workers, Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins signed two landmark pieces of legislation aimed at strengthening protections, wages and workforce development opportunities for workers across Westchester County. Jenkins said: “These are the kinds of protections and workforce investments I have advocated for and fought to advance for […]
THE ARC WESTCHESTER FOUNDATION RAISES $575K AT ‘A MATTER OF TASTE’
The Arc Westchester Foundation, dedicated to enriching the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families, hosted its flagship fundraiser, “A Matter of Taste,” on April 29 at Glen Island Harbour Club in New Rochelle. Now in its 19th year, this popular annual event brought together over 20 of […]
Latimer nominated for reelection to Congress
U.S. Congressman George Latimer (D-16th CD Westchester/Bronx) has secured the Democratic Line in his bid for a second term in Congress, submitting nominating signatures in excess of 9,500 names to qualify for the Democratic nomination. After a contentious primary in the 2024 season — and recent primaries for this seat […]
BOARD HONORS WESTCHESTER JEWISH COUNCIL AND SUZI OPPENHEIMER
The Westchester County Board of Legislators celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month on Monday evening with a ceremony honoring two community leaders: Westchester Jewish Council, a nonprofit that serves the County’s more than 130,000 Jewish residents by connecting hundreds of affiliated organizations, and Suzi Oppenheimer, former State Senator, Mayor of Mamaroneck, […]







