It’s the time of year Blind Brook Board of Education President Ryan Goldstein refers to as a favorite for the collective board—the annual Celebration of Teaching.
Attention all users of water in Rye Brook, Port Chester, and Rye City (for starters).
Before Port Chester was even incorporated as a village, St. Frances AME Zion Church was servicing the community with a place of worship—emphasizing the teachings of Jesus Christ.
The show must go on. That’s the philosophy of Port Chester Mayor Richard “Fritz” Falanka about the traditional Independence Day celebration at Port Chester High School’s Ryan Stadium.
It’s not uncommon for the social media savvy to take a daily scroll through the newsfeeds on their screen and come across articles about environmental issues and climate change.
A 25-year-old driver allegedly rolled his car over during an accident around Irving and Haseco avenues on Sunday, June 16.
After two groups in separate cars got into a driving dispute on Monday, June 17, the argument allegedly got heated and resulted in damage to one of the vehicles.
Though Aleny Jerez purchased a fragrance bottle from the Boston Post Road Kohl’s Department Store on Saturday, June 15, she allegedly made no effort to buy the jewelry she had concealed in her purse.
Last week, two out-of-towners were arrested for driving under the influence and for damaging property at a local bar.
Watchdog journalism: a facet of the profession devoted to informing the public about the critical happenings, both the good and the bad, regarding institutions and public figures.
For the first time ever, Port Chester will host the Cal Ripken Baseball Tournament District Championships. The historic games will be played June 27-30 at Lyon Park.
Ryan Gagnon led off with a base hit on the first pitch of the game, Scott Sullivan tripled, John Pauletti hit an inside-the-park home run to deep right centerfield and Rosabella Realty jumped off to a quick 3-0 lead in the first inning of a game they had to win against the John Gioffre’s Gents 12U (ages 12 and under) team in the final round of the Port Chester Youth Baseball League Major League Playoffs at Lyon Park Monday (6/17).
Win or lose, hit or miss, the final curtain came down on Rye Brook's Aaron Chance Sabato's extraordinary freshman year in baseball at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, this past Monday (6/10).
June is busting out all over, and Port Chester High School football prep time is about to begin for the upcoming season that starts Sept. 7 with a 1:30 p.m. home game against Scarsdale at SUNY Purchase.
First times. There is only one first time. But for Port Chester's STEER for Student Athletes, a non-profit organization that started from scratch less than a decade ago and has since raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to help promising at-risk high school student athletes achieve their potential, including a college degree, there have already been many firsts.
In a history-making win that combined the best players from merged local age-group baseball teams, the Port Chester/Rye Brook 9U (age nine and under) Pirates won the Bridgewater (New Jersey) Memorial Day Tournament that ran Saturday through Monday (5/25/28).
Memorial Day has come and gone, but the memories linger on. And in Port Chester athletic circles, those memories fleshed out into the best-of-the-best senior athlete awards while recreating history on Thursday, May 23 at the high school.
Dorothy A. Rood, 83, formerly of Port Chester and Clifton Park, N.Y., died peacefully June 10, 2019.
SALVATION ARMY. 36 Bush Ave., Port Chester. Bilingual Christian Worship at 9:45 a.m. for children (English) and adults (Spanish only). Sunday school classes at 11 a.m.; Holiness Service. Pastors Lt. Jonathan and Capt. Margaret Quatela. 914/239-2725.
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.”
Il Coco Pazzo (The Crazy Rooster) is now open at 139 South Main St., serving up Italian and other European specialties in a good-sized storefront space with a bar across the street from the currently-stalled Auto Zone construction site.
Good news! Chef David DiBari will be opening Eugene’s Diner & Bar at 112 North Main St. sometime during the week of Apr. 1 and possibly as early as Tuesday, Apr. 2.
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