Is the Port Chester School District facing a character crisis?
Peggyann Munnick was so grateful and excited about getting her COVID-19 vaccine at the Port Chester Senior Center last Saturday, Feb. 20, that she called to report on it.
Though Amiyah Johnson has been involved with various basketball teams since childhood, she’s noticed a trend as she’s gotten older.
James Mitchell is one of those people who bridges the figurative gap between Port Chester and Rye Brook—side by side communities with distinct differences, yet a visitor would struggle to distinguish between the two.
The Port Chester School District community virtually came out with numbers to beg the Board of Education to reconsider their position on the One World program.
The mobile COVID-19 testing site is returning to Port Chester for a few hours on Friday, Feb. 19.
COVID-19 cases in Port Chester and Rye Brook have dropped drastically over the last week.
After over two months of adhering to Orange Zone mandates, the Village of Port Chester is officially out of the designation—along with all other Westchester communities that were facing a micro-cluster label.
Port Chester police officers were called to the corner of Oak and Olivia streets at 9:14 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 21, due to an alleged car accident.
Hubba, a chili and burger joint located at 24 N. Main St., was shut down for the night on Saturday, Feb. 13, after the Port Chester police allegedly caught them illegally serving alcohol and breaking COVID-19 protocol.
Staff at Montefiore Hospital in New Rochelle called the Port Chester police at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 13, because a patient was allegedly claiming she had been beaten by her Clinton Street boyfriend.
This is the message the President of the Port Chester School Board sent via his Facebook post to the 4,000 plus students in the Port Chester School District 160 days ago today.
Have you read the Ethics Committee Report of Investigation on Thomas Corbia?
The audio wasn't the only thing that was missing from the YouTube showing of the Port Chester basketball Rams’ season-opening loss to Sleepy Hollow's Headless Horsemen Monday (2/22) on the Rams’ new home court at King Street Elementary School.
Although the temperature outside has been cold, the Lady Trojans’ varsity basketball team has been red-hot on the court. With their season now in full swing, the players have been completely energized and playing great basketball.
How go the hoop Lady Rams?
The response: As freshman phenom Kayleigh Heckel goes, so goes Lady Rams’ basketball.
The elephant in the room has officially come in from the cold and local sports gyms are the better for it—more or less.
The big chill has set in, the pandemic continues and, s'no joke, the weather has been wreaking havoc on the low-risk winter scholastic sports schedule so it's almost over before it has scarcely begun for boys’ swimming, indoor Track & Field (T&F) and bowling.
The Carver Center, a community learning and resource center in Port Chester, is pleased to announce the appointment of three new Board members: Alisa Holland, John Callaghan and Sue DeStaebler.
James "Jimmie" DiMeglio, 62, of Port Chester, died Feb. 15, 2021.
Arrangements by Edwards-Dowdle Funeral Home in Dobbs Ferry.
BLIND BROOK BOARD OF EDUCATION. Via videoconference. 7:30 p.m. Agenda: 2021-22 Budget Workshop #1. To watch the meeting live, go to blindbrook.org for a link. For information on how to participate, call the district clerk’s office at 937-3600 or visit the website.
Since many events have been cancelled, postponed or moved online, the following information about organizations we usually list in our calendars is being substituted. With places having reopened, in-person events made a comeback. However, now restrictions are returning as the coronavirus makes a comeback.
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