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Stony Point's William Winters Named 'Five Star Wealth Manager' Stony Point's William Winters Named 'Five Star Wealth Manager'
Stony Point's William Winters Named 'Five Star Wealth Manager' STONY POINT, N.Y. -- William D. Winters, senior vice president and managing director of Tompkins Wealth Advisors in the Hudson Valley region, has been named a Westchester Five Star Wealth Manager by Westchester Magazine and Five Star Professional. The 2016 acknowledgment marks the second consecutive year Winters, who lives in Stony Point, has been selected for the honor. The award is determined through 10 eligibility and evaluation criteria, including providing quality client services, having a favorable client retention rate and maintaining education and professional designations. “Provi…
Headed West? Last Girder Toward Rockland On New NY Bridge Now In Place Headed West? Last Girder Toward Rockland On New NY Bridge Now In Place
Headed West? Last Girder Toward Rockland On New NY Bridge Now In Place The New NY Bridge project reached a major milestone this week with the installation of the final steel-blue girder assembly for the new westbound approach span. The 290-foot structural steel assembly was given a ceremonial sendoff by Tappan Zee Constructors workers at their Port of Coeymans staging yard before being barged down to the project site and installed by the I Lift NY supercrane. Since June 2015, TZC has installed more than 100 similar assemblies of steel girders on the new approach spans, many weighing more than 700 tons. The massive steel sections rest atop the new bridge’s con…
North Salem Historical Society's Annual Meeting Focuses On Croton Falls North Salem Historical Society's Annual Meeting Focuses On Croton Falls
North Salem Historical Society's Annual Meeting Focuses On Croton Falls NORTH SALEM, N.Y. -- The North Salem Historical Society will hold its annual meeting on Friday, Oct. 28, beginning at 6 p.m. at the new Croton Falls Firehouse. This year's presentation, “Croton Falls, From Bustling Center to Quiet Hamlet,” will be a compilation of reminiscences delivered by longtime residents who grew up in the area. The event will include a slide show, historical photos and memorabilia depicting the unique history of the town. Cocktail hour begins at 6 p.m., and a potluck supper will be served an hour later. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. Members of the historical soc…
Alchemy, The Salon Gets Startup Help From Fairfield Grant Alchemy, The Salon Gets Startup Help From Fairfield Grant
Alchemy, The Salon Gets Startup Help From Fairfield Grant FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Alchemy, The Salon has been selected as the recipient of the Fairfield Department of Community & Economic Development’s latest micro-enterprise assistance grant. The award will enable Alchemy to purchase equipment and cover tenant fit-up and marketing costs associated with its new business location in Fairfield. A premier beauty salon that offers hair styling and related services to both men and women, Alchemy is run by Fairfield native Imogene Wilson. Wilson, who has eight years of experience as a hair stylist and colorist in Florida and Connecticut, expressed her …
Suspicious Vehicles Approach Kids In Greenburgh Suspicious Vehicles Approach Kids In Greenburgh
Suspicious Vehicles Approach Kids In Greenburgh GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Greenburgh police are investigating a series of incidents involving two suspicious vehicles, possibly with the same driver, that approached local kids during the week, police said. The latest incident was reported to patrol units by three juveniles in Stonewall Circle in the Orchard Hill section of town on Friday, according to police. The juveniles stated that they observed a white four-door sedan, possibly a Honda, with an unknown Connecticut license plate that slowly approached them on Thursday about 3:40 p.m., police said. The vehicle was reportedly operated by a whi…
Irvington Unveils New Track, Field At Homecoming Irvington Unveils New Track, Field At Homecoming
Irvington Unveils New Track, Field At Homecoming IRVINGTON, N.Y. -- Irvington Union Free School District administrators, community members, and current and past high school coaches held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the high school's new Meszaros Field and Oley Track on Oct. 1, prior to the start of the homecoming football game. The track and field are named after two Irvington sports legends, Harold Meszaros and Peter K. Oley, who were both instrumental in the success of the athletic program in the school district. Their families were among dozens of people who attended the ceremony, and their sons, Steven Meszaros and Erik Oley, cut the…
LaGrange Man Caught With Several Pounds Of Pot, Marijuana Plants LaGrange Man Caught With Several Pounds Of Pot, Marijuana Plants
LaGrange Man Caught With Several Pounds Of Pot, Marijuana Plants DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- New York State Police from the Poughkeepsie barracks arrested a 50-year-old resident of Lagrangeville on a marijuana possession charge Thursday, state police said. The suspect, identified as Michael Bott, was taken into custody following an investigation that resulted in the seizure of several marijuana plants and approximately 3.7 pounds of marijuana, according to state police. Bott has been charged with possession of marijuana in the second degree, a class D felony, along with unlawful growing of cannabis, a class A misdemeanor, according to state police. The d…
Former Stamford Resident Sentenced To 10 Years In Murder For Hire Scheme Former Stamford Resident Sentenced To 10 Years In Murder For Hire Scheme
Former Stamford Resident Sentenced To 10 Years In Murder For Hire Scheme STAMFORD, Conn. -- A 30-year-old former resident of Stamford was sentenced Friday by U.S. District Judge Vanessa L. Bryant to 120 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for orchestrating a murder for hire scheme, authorities said. The defendant, Larry Talledo-Torrejon, a citizen of Peru last residing in Stamford, was also ordered to pay a $150,000 fine. According to court documents and statements made in court, in early December 2015, Talledo-Torrejon, as part of a contract to purchase a restaurant in Stamford for $300,000, provided the seller of the restaur…
Airmont Residents Report Cars Being Rummaged Airmont Residents Report Cars Being Rummaged
Airmont Residents Report Cars Being Rummaged RAMAPO, N.Y. -- Ramapo police are investigating a series of incidents in which thieves are moving from house to house rummaging through unlocked car doors in driveways and stealing items, Airmont Mayor Phil Gigante said. The incidents have reportedly occurred on Smith Hill Road, Marjorie Drive, Provost Drive and Brookside Avenue, Gigante said. “Right now the incidents are limited to just rummaging through the cars, but remember, some cars have the garage door opener built into the car," Gigante said. "If someone gets into the car, there is a chance they could enter your house. Pl…
Garnerville Man Arrested With 74 Grams Of Marijuana, Police Say Garnerville Man Arrested With 74 Grams Of Marijuana, Police Say
Garnerville Man Arrested With 74 Grams Of Marijuana, Police Say STONY POINT, N.Y. -- Stony Point police have arrested a 21-year-old resident of Garnerville on drug charges, police said. The arrest came about when officers responded to the report of a suspicious vehicle on Saturday, according to police. During the investigation, the suspect, identified as Jhonny D. Betances, was found in possession of 74.9 grams of marijuana and numerous alprazolam pills, police said. Betances has been charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, along with fifth-degree criminal possession of marijuana, according to police. The defendant w…
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