The League of Women Voters has always had a place in my heart—going all the way back to my childhood, when it was the only organization, political, civic, or religious, I ever remember my mother participating in with determination and enthusiasm. 

After 20 years, several hurricanes and hundreds of thousands of pounding feet, the Crawford Park Trail is slated to be demolished and replaced with a new one.

In Bernadette Vinci’s expansive professional experience as a veterinary hospital administrator, she’s found around 10% of pet owners get hit with a medical bill they can’t afford. Their financial strain often forces them into making the most gut-wrenching decision to put down their beloved animal companion, potentially prematurely.

Jessica Bridgette Albrecht died Sept. 14, 2021.

Angelo Sposta has never been to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, for the same reason he doesn’t talk much about that harrowing day in New York City at all.

Sandi and Paul Williams sat on the staircase inside their 11 Brook Ln. home, watching the wall ahead of them as the rising water level reached new milestones.

Blind Brook High School graduate Nick Chien’s story began on Mar. 5, 2020, on Anderson Hill Road.

Superintendent Dr. Edward Kliszus described Wednesday, Apr. 7, as a hustle for the Port Chester School District administrators—waking up early to prepare for an influx of phone calls and meetings to discuss endeavors moving forward.

Port Chester’s form-based zoning code, adopted in May 2020, remains the subject of litigation. While one Article 78 proceeding against the village and its Board of Trustees has been found by the court in favor of the municipality, another was filed earlier this month by the City of Rye. And the original litigants are not satisfied with the court’s findings and plan to appeal.

Since December, when the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines got the greenlight and began rolling out to a select few U.S. citizens, Pat Saline started regularly hopping on the phone.

Gianna Villanova has been accepted into 10 of the 12 universities she’s applied to—so far. She’s still waiting to hear back from the last two.

Carlos Santos hit his breaking point the day after Christmas.

Gianna Buccieri dreams of breaking barriers and bursting through the glass ceiling by working as a strong woman in the STEM fields.

For the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic thus far, particularly when collective anxieties were climaxing in the first few months, Abe Baker-Butler was clutching onto the anticipation of attending Yale University in the fall as a light at the end of the tunnel of madness.

Dhara Salazar doesn’t remember Peru.

For one day, the agony felt across the U.S. echoed through the streets of Port Chester.

It makes Port Chester High School Assistant Principal Luke Sotherden feel inspired to reminisce about organizing a blood donation bank on his own as a teenager.