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Break Out the Bubbly: Alcohol OK on Town Property
Changes in the town's insurance coverage were adopted at the June 15 town board meeting.
Before becoming a Patch editor, I was a freelance writer. Before that, I received my Bachelors degree from the University at Buffalo and Masters degree from New York University. After a brief stint in higher education, I served as the communications director for the National Academy Foundation, a national nonprofit in New York City. I love living in Northern Westchester, and think it is a special corner of the world. If I could just import a Wegmans from Rochester, life would be complete. I live in Cross River with my husband, Jonathan, and two children, Maxwell and Amanda, who both attend school in the Katonah Lewisboro district.
Changes in the town's insurance coverage were adopted at the June 15 town board meeting.
School board members recently discussed how to squeeze in time for unstructured play, and more time to buy lunch.
William Hayes was sworn in as Chief of Police of the Bedford Police Department last week.
With traffic plans in place and other approvals on the way, construction on the new fields will likely start this Fall.
This soon-to-be Stanford University student talks about her love of arts, math, science and the Goo Goo Dolls.
The filming will take place at Maple Grove Farm.
The town board may vote to continue by permissive referendum a 3 percent open space tax for residents.
The brochure will be distributed to area tourist destinations.
The district comfortably avoids austerity.
The shop offers floral designs and whimsical gifts.
The John Jay senior talks about literature, what he'll miss most about John Jay, and what he hopes for at Harvard.
The K-L Foundation, Inc. has been established to fund the innovative, and the everyday.
Here's a roundup of police activity as reported by Bedford's finest for June 9 - June 15.
This soon-to-be Stanford University student talks about her love of arts, math, science and the Goo Goo Dolls.
Voters will decide whether to support the school board's revised $109 million budget.
The body of young army private Elizabeth Lynch-Gonzalez washed ashore in Dobbs Ferry this afternoon.
With the budget vote just days away, parents hope a last-minute compromise will be reached.
Here's a roundup of activity as reported by Bedford's finest for June 3 - June 8.
A letter from the Katonah-Lewisboro Parent Council.