Most members of the Port Chester Board of Education have expressed that the investigation into potential misconduct amongst the school board members is over, and they hope the matter will be put to rest.
A group of Ridge Street Elementary School fourth-graders made a sprint toward helping disadvantaged communities by collecting a generous donation in a fun and healthy way.
Fourteen years ago, Port Chester High School Secretary to the Principal Mattie Gooden joined forces with Byron Womack, a guidance counselor at the time, to celebrate Black History Month by founding the Phillis Wheatley Poetry Slam.
As Richard “Fritz” Falanka completes his first term as mayor, he can rest easy because he’s running unopposed for another two-year term on Tuesday, Mar. 19, having received the endorsement of the Republican, Democratic and Conservative parties.
Rye Ridge Shopping Center is excited to announce that Compass, a residential real estate office, has signed a long-term lease for 1,410 square feet. Compass will be located adjacent to ZLife Denim Lounge.
Blind Brook School District Superintendent Dr. Jonathan Ross detailed his proposal for a $46.3 million 2019-20 school budget at the community workshop on Saturday, Mar. 9.
As a 29-year-old man driving a white Nissan Altima turned right from Abendroth Avenue onto Mill Street on Friday, Mar. 8, he allegedly collided with another car at 3:58 a.m.
A Port Chester police officer pulled over a man driving a blue Toyota at 11:40 p.m. on Saturday, Mar. 9, after he allegedly drove through a solid red light on North Main Street.
After a guilty plea in January, a Port Chester man was sentenced by Westchester County Court Judge Susan Cacace on Tuesday, Mar. 12, for sexually assaulting a North Castle child.
While driving a white Toyota Corolla on North Pearl Street at 3:40 a.m. on Sunday, Mar. 10, a 26-year-old man allegedly neglected to turn on his headlights.
Watching New York destroy itself the last two plus months from the distance of Singapore has not been pleasant.
On behalf of the entire King Street School PTA, everyone in the community is invited to attend the Make Art, Make a Difference, Advocacy Art Show being held on Monday, Mar. 18 from 6-8 p.m. at the King Street School Gym/Cafeteria.
The slogan high above the scorer's table at the Port Chester Middle School gym said it all, or almost all. "Dare to Dream," it said. But to take that dare takes more than dreaming as the varsity baseball Rams were finding out. It takes work. Lots of work. And practice. Lots of practice.
Three area Track & Field teams won national relay championships last weekend (3/8/9) at the Nike Invitational National Indoor Championships at the 168th Regiment Armory in New York City—none of them named Port Chester.
It is as simple as adding 1-2-3-4 and it doesn't take advanced placement calculus, trig or algebra to come up with the bottom-line answer of 10 to that simple math question—but the arithmetic is more complex for the Port Chester Lady Rams softball team.
It’s not over until it's over for the Port Chester wrestling Rams, and even when it is, over that is, it isn't.
That revamped calendar-defying outlook includes a new introductory PeeWee wrestling program as a modern sport-specific conditioning program.
Going into the start of the Lady Rams’ pre-season softball practice Monday (3/4) in the Port Chester High School gym, hard-driving head coach Jeanine Maiolini knew exactly what she was looking for—arms, left, right, two pitching arms at least, hopefully more, with those desired arms capable of throwing from either side of the body because as those arms go, so go the Lady Rams.
The winter indoor Track & Field state championships took place last Saturday (3/2) at Staten Island's Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex where a quartet of Westchester twins left aficionados seeing double as these middle distance runners all won college athletic scholarships.
Just in time for the start of Port Chester Rams varsity baseball practice, the snows came last weekend along with the Arctic weather blast, but head coach Eddie Martinez was less interested in the weather than he was in finding the missing bat.
When you get sick and tired of being sick and tired, you seek a remedy for what ails you, according to various 12-step recovery programs.
Four area student musicians participated in state honor bands at the 2019 NYSBDA (New York School Band Directors Association) Symposium in Liverpool last weekend.
Anthony "Dave" Sciandra, 89, a lifelong resident of Port Chester, died peacefully Mar. 8, 2019.
Loretta "Lori" Bruggeman, 72, a longtime resident of Walden, N.Y., died Mar. 11, 2019 in Newburgh.
Marion D. Weltz, 99, a resident of Rye Brook and formerly of Port Chester, died Mar. 8, 2019.
Rose Puglia, 97, a resident of Port Chester for the past 36 years, died Mar. 10, 2019.
ST. JOHN BOSCO PARISH (HOLY ROSARY CHURCH). 22 Don Bosco Pl., Port Chester. 11 a.m.: Spanish Mass. Rev. Patrick Angelucci, SDB, Pastor. 914/881-1400; Fax: 914/939-7249; www.Portchestercatholicchurch.org.
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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