A lot of people don’t go home immediately after clocking out of work for the day. Sometimes they go to the gym. If it’s nice out, they may relax in a park for a little while.
It can be hard for high schoolers to find office job experience—either because their education-related schedule doesn’t line up with typical office hours, or they lack interviewing and resuming building skills, or both.
Two Blind Brook High School students were caught cheating on a test last year.
After a man allegedly fell asleep while driving on Saturday, May 18, a concerned passerby called Port Chester police at 5:08 a.m.
The Rye Brook Police Department is joining the Westchester County Police, among others across the state, in an annual campaign to help save car passengers from themselves during a time of heavy travel.
As a man driving a black Acura traveled down Willett Avenue on Friday, May 17, he allegedly crossed the double lines to go around traffic, turned left onto Marvin Place and proceeded to drive down the one-way road in the wrong direction.
At around 7 a.m. on Monday, May 20, Port Chester Fire Department volunteers were dispatched to 202 S. Regent St. to help when a commercial alarm went off, according to a post on the department’s Facebook page.
For Carolina and Alejandro Azuaje of Rye Brook, longtime U.S. citizens with close family ties to their native Venezuela, the news these days, both in the national U.S. media and in their emails, What’s App calls and messages from family and friends living under the regime of determined Socialist President Nicolás Maduro, is downright horrifying.
As local clergy of Rye Town, we feel the need to respond to the letter to the editor last week.
Blind Brook’s boys’ varsity lacrosse team made the playoffs this season but didn’t stay for long. They participated in one game this past week, giving it their all, which unfortunately resulted in a big-time loss.
The odds were stacked against the Port Chester baseball Rams going into the opening game of the playoffs away against John Jay/East Fishkill Tuesday (5/21).
The Blind Brook girls’ varsity softball team has reached the end of their league games and now looks forward to sectional play where they hope to prolong their season by winning.
The Port Chester softball Lady Rams warmed up for their playoff game away against Scarsdale (after press time 5/23) by splitting their last two regular season games away, losing to Harrison and rebounding to beat Briarcliff last week.
More than 140 volunteers from Fairfield and Westchester counties were honored at the Annual Greenwich Hospital Auxiliary Luncheon, among them 35 from Port Chester and Rye Brook. Each year the hospital hosts the event to recognize and thank the women and men who provide more than 46,000 hours of service a year.
Happy birthday to former Rye Town Councilman and Port Chester ZBA member Bill Villanova who celebrates May 26.
Marlene Follick, 77, of Rye Brook, died May 1, 2019.
She was born in Yonkers to Anna (Schur) Kessler and Michael Kessler who predeceased her.
John Jasper Oliver, Sr., 88, of Port Chester, died May 18, 2019 at Greenwich Woods Health Care Center in Greenwich, Conn.
George J. Molles, Jr., 75, a resident of Queens and formerly of Port Chester, died May 17, 2019.
Nirmal Kumari, 71, a resident of Port Chester, died May 19, 2019.
She was born June 10, 1947 in Rohtak, Haryana, India to Amar Singh and Nanki Devi who predeceased her.
NEW HAVEN PAINT & CLAY CLUB 118TH ANNUAL JURIED ART EXHIBITION. Creative Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon St., New Haven. Thru June 1. Exhibition includes “Shadow,” a painting by Rye Brook artist Joseph Fama. Jfama94024@aol.com.
MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. 23 Slater St., Port Chester. 10 a.m.: Worship Service. Pastor: Rev. Jared H. Feggans. 914/939-1653.
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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