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Greenwich Hospital welcomes community to celebrate newly verified Level III Trauma Center

In April, Greenwich Hospital was designated as a Level III Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS COT) and the State of Connecticut. To honor the milestone, the hospital hosted Greenwich Hospital: Transforming Trauma Care – Celebrating and Educating, welcoming members of the community to …

A neater image

The brand new Toter food scrap receptacles at the far end of the parking lot at Rye Brook Village Hall are more secure than the old ones, keeping out raccoons and presenting a neater image.

Pure Barre coming to Rye Ridge Plaza

Pure Barre has signed a long-term lease for almost 2,500 square feet at Rye Ridge Plaza in the space formerly occupied by Ripped Fitness.

Class of 2024 are students no more

Class of 2024 are students no more

Breeze adds new HPN routes; now serving 11 destinations

Breeze Airways is expanding its service from Westchester County Airport (HPN).

Celebrate freedom

Deonna Page, a singer visiting the Port Chester Historical Society’s annual Juneteenth celebration on Wednesday, June 19, puts on a soulful performance of “Freedom” by Eddie James

Two familiar faces to fill admin vacancies at PCSD

Four administrators have announced their resignation from the Port Chester School District in the last two months. At the June 13 Board of Education meeting, it was announced that personnel decisions had been made. One position will be shifted back to its status quo, while two others have been filled.

Remember: Father's Day is this Sunday

Thank the dad in your life!

Greenwich Hospital helps reduce hunger through #GiveHealthy initiative

Last month Greenwich Hospital concluded its participation in a healthy food drive as part of the #GiveHealthy Movement. The goal was to provide fresh fruits, vegetables and other healthy food items to help hunger organizations throughout the state and region during winter months when donations are fewer.

Happy birthday, Port Chester!

Mayor Luis Marino is careful not to drop the cake the Port Chester Historical Society offered to celebrate the Village of Port Chester’s 156th birthday during an open house at the Bush Lyon Homestead on Saturday, May 18.

PCHS proudly flies the Pride flag

Port Chester High School Principal Luke Sotherden works in tandem with a member of the Gay-Straight Alliance to raise the Pride flag in front of the building on Thursday, May 30, to commemorate the start of Pride Month, recognized throughout June.

‘Lifetime of Looking’ program resumes at the Bruce Museum

The Bruce Museum has reintroduced its popular “Lifetime of Looking” program serving the community.

Memorial Day schedule and garbage schedule

There will be Memorial Day ceremonies in Port Chester Mon., May 27 as follows: 8 a.m. at the Port Chester Marina; 8:35 a.m. at William James Park; 8:55 a.m. at Lyon Park Vietnam Memorial; 9:15 a.m. at Summerfield Park, Spanish American Memorial; 9:40 a.m. at the Pearl Street Civil War …

Water rates will go up 5.9% June 1

While numbers have been bantered about for many months and a settlement was reached between Veolia and the local communities it serves some time ago, earlier this month the Public Service Commission (PSC) finalized its rate review with the water company, and the figures are being made public.

Babies ‘R’ Us shop will open later this year at Kohl’s in P.C.

Buy Buy Baby closed its big box store in Port Chester a few years ago. Now Babies“R” Us will open a shop at Kohl’s in the Gateway Shopping Center at 431 Boston Post Rd. later this year.