Transit of Mercury observation brings science history to life

Only every so often do the stars align to allow natural space phenomena to be visible in the U.S.
African American Cemetery veteran held Master-at-Arms title in U.S. Navy

For nearly a decade, David Thomas has been regularly cleaning, restoring and studying the deceased at the Rye Town African American Cemetery.
A modern dystopia

The Port Chester High School auditorium will transform into a dark world where language is restricted, propaganda dictates mass belief and free thought is suppressed.

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Community News

Village receives 5 bids for sanitation services

Five bids isn’t bad. It’s better than only one.

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Rye musician returns to perform at Garcia’s

Chris Berardo and his folk-rock band are eager to get new music into the world. In anticipation of their upcoming album, Chris Berardo and the DesBerardos will be performing next Thursday, Nov. 21, at the Capitol Theatre’s adjoining bar, Garcia’s.

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Transit of Mercury observation brings science history to life

Only every so often do the stars align to allow natural space phenomena to be visible in the U.S.

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School News

School News | PCSD building project

Communication, innovation skills wanted in new B.B. superintendent

A Blind Brook superintendent search forum, which aimed to give the community a chance to vocalize what type of person they want to see in the role, became more about angst over the process the Board of Education is using to fill the position.

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A modern dystopia

The Port Chester High School auditorium will transform into a dark world where language is restricted, propaganda dictates mass belief and free thought is suppressed.

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Police Briefs

Telesca no longer with NYPD as arrest he made is dismissed

John Telesca is “no longer employed by the NYPD.”

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Six out-of-towners arrested

Last week, six out-of-towners were arrested for petit larceny and driving while intoxicated.

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Rooftop roughhousing

A woman became concerned while at home on Sunday, Nov. 10, when she heard a leaf blower being used on the roof of her multi-family house.

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All for some cigarettes

As a Port Chester woman living in a Broad Street apartment returned to her room after using the building’s common bathroom a little before 11:50 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7, she allegedly discovered an unknown woman rummaging through her belongings.

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Opinion

Letter: Full accounting of P.C. School District’s $79.13M bond and $11.025M bond needed

It’s hard to miss--major construction is underway at our schools and it’s great to see them being built out with many needed upgrades.

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Letter: King Street School honors its veterans

On Friday, Nov. 8, King Street School hosted its annual Veterans Day Ceremony & Breakfast to pay tribute to the U.S. military veterans in the KSS community.

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Letter: Make P.C. a regional transportation hub

This preliminary concept is intended to present a long-term plan for the Village of Port Chester to place it on a par with its neighboring communities that have experienced continued affluence, growth and prosperity since the mid-20th century, to be achieved by transforming Port Chester into a regional transportation hub.

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Letter: Donate to the library’s Thanksgiving Challenge

Want to support our library and possibly win a dinner for two, courtesy of County Executive George Latimer?

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Photo Galleries

Manny Martinez has his basketball Rams off 'n' running towards winnin' season with or without his best players

Manny's up. But how high or low, that is the basketball question.
Ram football tri-captains make Exceptional Senior Game

The Rams football season ended with a 5-4 record, a postseason win over traditional rival Mamaroneck to take home the Athletic Director's Trophy after scoring more than 50 points for the first time
STEERin' PCHS student athletes in the right direction

They are STEERin' towards reachable collegiate futures during their formative Port Chester High School years.
Sean Burke is the newest member of the 'Ramily' as head coach of the Port Chester baseball team

When the wild-card Washington Nationals improbably beat the favored Houston Astros in the decisive seventh game of the World Series last Wednesday (Oct. 30) for their Series record-setting fourth win on the road, the Major League Baseball (MLB) coaching sweepstakes switched into high gear since the ban had been lifted on announcing head coaching changes during Series play.
The end of the Cinderella story

The Lady Trojans soccer team, their season described as “the Cinderella story” going into sectionals, ended it on a strong note with a game against the Pleasantville Panthers, seasoned champions.
From Kenyans to Rams to R.B. Masters twin, top tier long distance runners front & center

Long distance running is in the news of late, near and far.
Football season ends with sufferin' in Suffern, but 5-4 grid Rams learn from total experience

It was not the upbeat Hollywood ending the Port Chester varsity football Rams wanted. It was instead a reality check cashed in during their final postseason game.
Lady Rams swim team finishes in style with emotional highs and race highlights

Still waters run deep. And that extends to swimming pools and competitive scholastic swim meets. Especially when swimmers churn through their lanes, arms methodically stroking the water, legs kicking like propulsive fins, the mind acutely attuned to what the other racing swimmers are doing in the mad dash towards the finish line. Every race tells its own story.
Rams, Lady Rams one and done in playoffs but ain't over till it's over with All-Star awards

It was one and done for the three Rams and Lady Rams teams that made it into the playoffs either kicking or throwing around a round ball.
Grid Rams win AD trophy, traditional rivalry game by beating Mamaroneck Tigers by score of 51-28

They saved the best for last—or almost.

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People

Another step forward

Hanithah Manickam said a point of mutual interest for her and her colleagues is how long 100-year-old Ruth Shiller can plank for.

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Facts of Life

Happy birthday to Mary Florindi of Port Chester who celebrates Nov. 16. We all love you and hope you have a special day! Love always, Jim, Teresa, Jamie and Mike.

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Obituaries

For more obituaries

Lawrence J. Smeriglio, 91, of Trumbull, Conn., formerly of Port Chester, died peacefully Oct. 31, 2019 at St. Vincent's Medical Center surrounded by his loving family.

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Richard E. Giorgi, Jr.: Edgeland Deli owner

Richard E. Giorgi, Jr., 64, a lifelong resident of Port Chester, died Nov. 3, 2019.

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Giuseppe Demasi: Arnold’s Bakery retiree

Giuseppe Demasi, 86, of Rye Brook, died peacefully Nov. 1, 2019.

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Ethel Glen James: Rye school lunchroom employee

Ethel Glen James, 89, a resident of Port Chester for more than 60 years, died Nov. 4, 2019.

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PORT CHESTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Courtroom, 350 North Main St., Port Chester. 7 p.m. Draft agenda: Public hearing on Form-Based Code: Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement (DGEIS). Planning and Economic Development updates. Board of Trustees assuming lead agency status under SEQRA for the Local Law/Petition of Broad Street Owner, LLC to amend the code and the official zoning map to create a new CD-6-T Zoning District and scheduling a public hearing....

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10573 Events

O.A.R. The Capitol Theatre, 149 Westchester Ave., Port Chester. Ages 18 & over unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tonight & tomorrow. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., show at 8 p.m. Rock music. Also performing: Riker and the Beachcombers who play hop-rock.

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Nearby Events

REVOLUTIONARY FAMILY DAY. Philipse Manor Hall, 29 Warburton Ave., Yonkers. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. Travel back in time for a full day immersion with musicians, costumed re-enactors, speakers and authors as your guides. Participants will learn about what actually happened here during the tumultuous time, especially in 1778. Special guest Mary Calvi, first lady of Yonkers, TV journalist and author will speak informally with visitors. Visitors will hear little-known tales, like the story of Deborah Sampson.

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Arts & Entertainment

6TH ANNUAL YOUTH A CAPPELLA FESTIVAL. Mamaroneck High School, 1000 W. Boston Post Rd., Mamaroneck. 2-4:30 p.m. Free. Hosted by The Westchester Chordsmen. Scheduled to appear: 2 groups from Edgemont High School, 3 groups from Mamaroneck High School, 2 groups from Pleasantville High School and 2 groups from Valhalla High School. There will also be a brief concert by the Westchester Chordsmen Chorus plus a special appearance by Midtown Quartet: barbershop Harmony Society Mid-Atlantic District Champions and the current 5th place international medalists. www.chordsmen.org.

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Religious Services

COMMUNIDAD CRISTIANA NUEVA VIDA. 575 King St., Port Chester. Worship Service: 12:30 p.m. Ariel and Ruth Acosta, pastors. 914/565-4992; www.ccnvny.org.

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Hudson Valley Restaurant Week kicks off at Eugene’s Diner & Bar

Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back and features 118 Westchester restaurants including Eugene’s Diner & Bar, Sonora and Appetit Bistro in Port Chester.

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Take a walk back in time at Eugene’s Diner & Bar

It was a long time coming, but now that it’s finally here, Eugene’s Diner & Bar at 112 North Main St. is a fun spot all the way around—décor, vibe and food. It fulfills chef/owner David DiBari’s motto: “Eat serious, have fun.”

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Recapping the local restaurant scene

It’s been several months since this publication last appeared, so there’s a lot to catch up on in the local restaurant realm.

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