David Tapia
Recent Stories
What’s next for the marina?
As the long-awaited replacement of the bulkhead along the Byram River nears completion, the Village of Port Chester has begun looking towards what the future might look like for the area.
The cost of green electricity to go down in Rye Brook
Sustainable Westchester Executive Director Noam Bramson was well aware that some residents were unhappy with the non-profit’s Westchester Power program when he spoke at the Rye Brook Board of Trustees meeting on June 11.
PCMS PTA gets reinstated after going defunct
At the first meeting of the 2024-25 school year, Geller was elected president of the Port Chester Middle School PTA. On top of rechartering the group, the new administration assessed how a middle school PTA could differ from one that serves an elementary school.
Crashed after running a red light
Reports of a car accident brought Port Chester police officers to the intersection of Westchester Avenue and Pearl Street on Friday, Sept. 20.
P.C. man loses cool at cop
A man was arrested on Wednesday, Sept. 18, after he allegedly tried to run an off-duty Rye Brook police officer off the road.
R.B. woman hits neighbor
A 145 N. Ridge St. woman was arrested by Rye Brook police officers on Tuesday, Sept. 17, for allegedly assaulting her neighbor.
Left through the side door
A Port Chester police officer was dispatched to the Stop & Shop at 25 Waterfront Pl. after receiving a call of a shoplifter on Monday, Sept. 16.
Two out-of-towners charged
Last week, two out-of-towners were arrested for shoplifting and grand larceny.
New Rye Brook cop tackles policework and fatherhood
Though he may be the newest police officer in Rye Brook, Darren Sukennikoff is no rookie. Before committing to lending his services to the Village, he worked with the New York City Police Department for eight and a half years.
