A personal political grievance has temporarily halted the notion of maintaining Port Chester representation on the Southern Westchester BOCES Board of Education.
The first youth-based One World club started at Edison Elementary School a decade ago, with the intent to entwine the idea of global citizenship with character education.
Desiring to send a message to the Port Chester Board of Trustees, Sustainable Port Chester Alliance staged a press conference in front of the village courtroom at 350 North Main St. an hour before the board’s scheduled meeting Tuesday night.
The Town of Rye is challenging the IRS in federal court for its imposed regulations invalidating charitable trust funds.
An 18 Greenwood Ave. resident allegedly walked out of the Stop & Shop at 25 Waterfront Pl. on Friday, Feb. 15, without paying for a six-pack of Heineken.
After a third party allegedly saw a Toyota Camry crash into a pole on Tuesday, Feb. 19, they called Rye Brook police at 5:50 p.m.
After getting into an argument at Bambu Restaurant at 30 Broad St. on Friday, Feb. 15, a 39-year-old man allegedly smashed a drinking glass over a younger woman’s head.
Port Chester police were called to the Marshalls parking lot at 20 Waterfront Pl. on Sunday, Feb. 17, when a Stop & Shop employee had allegedly followed a shoplifter there.
I would like to endorse candidate Alex Payan for the position of Port Chester Village Trustee.
The Blind Brook girls’ varsity basketball team had their best week yet. The Lady Trojans had a week filled with two wins and one loss. The first victory came against the Keio Unicorns on Wednesday, Feb. 6 and was followed by a tremendous win over Rye Neck on the Trojans’ homecoming on Friday, Feb. 8. Finally, the Trojans suffered a loss to the strong Bronxville Broncos on Monday, Feb. 11.
For the first time in a decade, the Port Chester wrestling Rams came away with three wrestlers making the All-Section team out of the seven who qualified for the Sectionals last weekend at Arlington and Clarkstown South (2/9/10 respectively).
Basketball's annual March Madness came to Port Chester last Thursday (2/7), albeit a few weeks early and with a method to the madness, that method including scoring fundraising dollars to the max by staging a fun game between the Port Chester High School teachers and staff versus the Port Chester Police Department to benefit the Rams and Lady Rams hoop programs.
This was a very important week of play for the Rye Town/Harrison hockey team.
It was the not-so-great pro-basketball New York Knicks point guard Michael (Sugar) Ray Richardson who described his woeful Knicks teams (circa 1979-82) with the memorably prophetic description: "The ship indeed be sinkin,’” words that are as true now as they were then.
It was the end of the first half and the young, unranked and unsung Lady Rams basketball team was going into the locker room tied 31-31 with Mount Vernon. the number one-ranked team in the state.
Talented 16-year-old Rye Brook dancer Kayla Mak will be competing on season 3 of “World of Dance” on NBC starting next week.
Happy birthday to Maryann Marcucilli of Port Chester who celebrates Feb. 23.
Angel A. Rodriguez, 91, a longtime resident of Port Chester, died Feb. 20, 2019 at his home surrounded by his family.
Catherine F. Furano, 91, a lifelong resident of Port Chester, died Feb. 16, 2019.
Joseph Gulino, 87, nicknamed “Red,” a lifelong resident of Port Chester, died Feb. 8, 2019 at the Greens at Greenwich, an assisted living facility.
TEMPLE SHOLOM. 300 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich. 8:30 a.m.: Minyan services. Rabbi Mitchell M. Hurvitz, Rabbi Chaya Bender, Cantor Sandy Bernstein. 203/869-7191.
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.
On Sept. 12, Port Chester Hall at the train station changed its name to Heartland Black + Gold. With the name change came a light renovation removing the train theme and a new menu.
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