In a timely message for young women returning to college, or for those starting their first year, the Westchester CountyOffice for Women  conducted an interview with Melissa Trombetta to discuss her groundbreaking novel about campussexual assault, “I Thought I  Knew.” In addition to questions about the novel, Office for Women […]

Dr. Debra Etelson, Pediatrics Anyone expecting a newborn’s arrival at their home should be aware that certain safety and comfort measures (“baby-proofing”) are in order. But when should you start preparing your home, and – given the reams of advice and masses of products out there – what are the […]

Four LymeShield System products, from pest management company, JP McHale, have been installed at Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary in Rye to reduce the risk of Lyme disease. The LymeShield System administers food pellets for mice, which include a vaccine against Lyme disease, so the non-infected mice cannot spread the […]

Westchester County Executive George Latimer joined Westchester County’s Department of Film and Tourism and craft beverage artisans fromaround the County to toast the debut of the new Westchester Craft Beverage Trail and free online passport. The event included bites, tunes and brews, celebrating agritourism by the makers that make Westchester […]

At a Special Session of the New Rochelle City Council Tuesday, the City Council voted to approve New Rochelle City Manager Kathleen Gill’s resignation. City Manager Gill’s last day is effective April 9. “Kathleen Gill has submitted her letter of resignation in order to pursue other opportunities. She is grateful […]