The Bruno M. Ponterio Ridge Street Elementary School old gym echoed with applause after Blind Brook District Clerk Vivian Groccia announced that it was 9 p.m. The polls for the bond referendum were closed.
A resident of 132 Pearl St. was arrested by Port Chester police officers on Sunday, Oct. 20, after he allegedly stole $100 worth of steaks from the Stop & Shop at 25 Waterfront Pl.
Blind Brook Superintendent of Schools Dr. Colin Byrne is keenly aware of the hot button issue technology in classrooms has become. According to Byrne, it led the district to take a step back and reevaluate their policies regarding students’ cell phone and personal device use in April. At the Board of Education meeting on Oct. 8, the district presented their observations and practice changes to the public.
Michael Angelis, Stephanie Fiorino and Laurie Glockenberg will join 20 other artists from the Town of Rye and beyond who will gather at the Crawford Mansion Community Center from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to share and sell their work.
For the last two months, Blind Brook Board of Education members have made it a point to remind their constituents of the upcoming bond vote. “We’ll probably say it three times during this meeting,” Board President Jeffrey Mensch said during the gathering on Oct. 8. “On Tuesday, Oct. 22, we have our bond vote.”