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• Flood Watch Is In Effect Until Thursday At Noon For Westchester
• Greenwich Hospital To Host Educational Forums, Programs Throughout May
• Tag Sales Planned In Southern Westchester
• Five Westchester Events You'll Want To Attend
• Westchester Combats West Nile With Minnows
• Mudslide Causes Delays On Metro-North Hudson Line Thursday
• New Rochelle Native Rice Pleads Not Guilty To Assault
• Heavy Rain Gives Way To Partly Sunny Skies In Westchester
• Assemblyman Buchwald Announces Re-election Bid
• Man Shot And Killed In Yonkers Overnight Thursday
• Victim In Pelham Shooting ID'd; NYPD Cop Fired Gun
• Westchester Roads Start To Re-Open After Morning Floods
• Westchester Airport Battles Safety Issue With Neighboring Trees
• Yonkers Mudslide Causes More Changes For Metro-North Hudson Line Trains
• Experts At Westchester Forum Speak About Drug-Use Epidemic
• Astorino's State Of County Proposals Include Opting Out Of HUD Grants
• White Plains Parent Wonders Why Students Don't Ask Questions
• Greenwich Hospital Hosts Support Groups, Programs For Community
• Houlihan Lawrence Joins MS Walk In Westchester, Putnam
• Conference On STEM-D Teaching In Science Set For Pace's School Of Ed
• NYPD Officer Who May Have Shot Man In Westchester Released On Bail
• Harrison Ranked Among Best Places To Live In New York
• Paul Simon, Edie Brickell Release New Duet In Wake Of New Canaan Arrests
• White Plains Teacher's Aide Accused Of Inappropriate Contact With Student
• Teaneck Teens' Prank Crossed Not-So-Fine Line, Some In Harrison Say
• Sarah Lawrence Among Colleges Cited Over Sexual Violence Complaints
• Harrison Cop In Accidental Shooting Sues Burglary Suspect
• Westchester Could See Thunderstorms On Saturday
• Westchester's Bicycle Sundays Season Kicks Off Sunday
• Pace Celebrates 50th Anniversary, Earth Month By Planting Cooper Beech Tree
• ArtsWestchester's ArtsBash Combines Art, Food, Music
• Open Houses In Harrison This Weekend
• Showers Likely, Thunderstorms Possible In Westchester Through Sunday Night
• Animal Lovers Flock To SPCA Of Westchester's Dog Walk, Pet Fair
• Walter's, A Westchester Staple, Re-Opens After Renovation
• Westchester Discussion Set For Charging Teens As Adults
• Greenwich Hospital Hosts Support Groups For Weight-Loss, Cancer, Grief
• Pace Lacrosse Defenseman Donnellan Named To NE-10 All-Rookie Team
• High School Student Performances At Disney Tops Harrison News This Week
• College Of New Rochelle Celebrates 42nd Annual Strawberry Festival
• Advice, Experiences Shared At Chappaqua Drug Forum
• White Plains Fitness Franchise Marks One Year With Bahamas Trip Offer
• Harrison UJA-Federation Volunteers Help Repair Sandy-Damaged Home
• New NY Bridge Construction Moves Forward, Pile Driving Continues This Week
• Volunteer Center Of United Way Renamed Volunteer New York
• Rep. Lowey Urges Federal Action On Crude Oil Transportation
• Landscaping In Layers: The Ecological Backbone Of Your Yard
• Paul Simon Takes Blame In Dispute With Wife In New Canaan
• Metro-North Implementing Risk-Reduction Program In Response To U.S. Report
• Longtime Eastchester Resident Paula Berkowitz Honored For Activism
• Artists From Near, Far Flock To Craft Fair At Lyndhurst In Tarrytown
• One Killed In Monday Morning Fire In Hartsdale
• Five Secrets to Lowering Your Property Taxes
• Westchester Will Enjoy A Sunny Start To The Week
• Purchase Library Future Uncertain Because Of Security Concerns
• Mamaroneck, Harrison Scouts From Rye Troop Earn Eagle Rank
• Elderly Hartsdale Man Killed, Woman Rescued In Early Morning Fire
• Saw Mill Parkway Ramp Closure Causes Delays
• Port Chester Workers Sound Off On Prayer At Government Meetings
• Pace University Announces Westchester Commencements, Award Recipients
• Westchester Forum For Raising Adult Criminal Age Set For Thursday
• Westchester Community College Collegium Earns Volunteer New York! Award
• Find A Job In Harrison
• Health Tech Conference To Focus On Westchester's Potential For Innovation
• Dr. Robert J. Sparano, Jr., 60, Of Harrison
• WCC President Hankin, David Swope To Be Honored At Scholarship Fundraiser
• Showers Could Linger Into Weekend In Westchester
• Director Ron Howard's Greenwich Home Hits Market For $27.5 Million
• Route 9A Reopens After Accident
• Montefiore Health System and White Plains Hospital Sign Formal Agreement
• Westchester To Salute Seniors In White Plains Thursday
• Harrison Student Named To USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll
• NY Rowing Association Announces Westchester Scholar Athletes
• Pace Announces NYC Commencements, Award Recipients
• Expect Rain To Move Into Westchester Later On Wednesday
• Man Charged With Confronting Estranged Wife Outside Westchester Courthouse
• Voters Weigh In On Westchester Towns With Best Tasting Water
• Legislators Hope To Vote On Playland Plan By July 1
• Four Dead In Fire At Florida Home Owned By Westchester Tennis Star Blake
• Entergy Named One Of Country's Best Corporate Citizens
• August Lindine, 82, Former Longtime Mamaroneck Resident
• Westchester County Hopes To Curb Overdoses With Narcan
• Family Services Of Westchester Holds 60th Diamond Anniversary Gala
• Harrison's Marisa Urgo Inducted Into Psi Chi Chapter At Providence College
• Five Events In Westchester You'll Want To Attend
• HealthTech Conference Kicks Off With Pitch Contest
• New Ad Space On Back Of Bee Line Buses Nets County $40,000
• Longtime President Hankin, David Swope Honored At WCC Fundraiser
• Rain Results In Morning Delays On Westchester Roadways
• Fire At Home Of Westchester Tennis Star James Blake Ruled As Murder-Suicide
• Thunderstorms Will Roll Through Westchester Friday
• Former Intern Lewinsky Speaks Out On Affair With Chappaqua's Bill Clinton
• New Canaan's Paul Simon Plays For First Time Since Arrest
• White Plains Postal Worker Charged With Murder
• Bill To Strip Corrupt Officials' Pensions Gets Endorsements, Says Buchwald
• Westchester Legislators Pass Agreements To Provide Senior Services
• Cocaine, Marijuana Seized In Major Westchester Drug Bust
• Pace Hosts Registration For Families To Attend Student-Athlete Banquet
• Diabetes, Bariatric Support Groups Meet At Greenwich Hospital
• Veterans In Harrison Will Receive School Tax Exemption
• Food Bank For Westchester's Lynch Receives Volunteer Service Award
• Astorino Announces Telehealth Initiative For Seniors
• Sound Shore Environmental Summit In Rye Is Saturday
• Accidents, Delays Reported On Wet Westchester Roadways
• Bomb Threat Shuts Down White Plains Streets
• Former Rye Golf Club GM Indicted On Grand Larceny Charges
• Legislators Working With HUD To Keep $5.2M In Westchester
• NY Times Focuses On Greenburgh Schools Chief's Reassignment
• Memorial Set For Cats Killed in Yonkers
• Alert Issued For Missing Somers Man, 67, With Dementia
• Westchester Could See More Thunderstorms On Saturday
• Yonkers' Elevation Burger Participates In Free Burger Giveaway
• Jennifer Lopez, Westchester's Montefiore Partner For Childhood Center
• More Than 100 Rye HS Students, Teachers Sickened At Country Club
• Westchester Train Riders, Check The New Metro-North Schedule
• Showers, Thunderstorm Likely Saturday Night In Westchester
• Obama To Visit Tappan Zee Bridge To Highlight Push For Infrastructure Funds
• Harrison Vets To Get School Tax Break Tops News Of Week
• BOCES Center for Career Services To Host Car Show, Open House
• Lowey Announces $240,000 Grant for New York Medical College In Valhalla
• Purchase College To Hold 42nd Commencement Friday
• Westchester's Bicycle Sundays Take Over Bronx River Parkway
• Westchester Vying To Hold Equestrian Event
• Metro-North New Haven Line Has Delays After Fire Destroys Equipment
• Westchester Native Cast In New TNT Medical Drama
• Westchester Could See Thunderstorms On Monday
• After 62 Years, Chappaqua Realtor Keeps Coming Back For More
• Astorino's First Ad Focuses On Housing
• Westchester's Lowey Seeks Greater Indian Point Safety
• Location For Obama TZ Bridge Speech Set For Tarrytown Boat Club
• Commuters Face Metro-North New Haven Line Delays Until Further Notice
• Indian Point Safe In Event Of Earthquake, Entergy Says
• Downed Trees Disrupt Metro-North Trains Between Greenwich, Stamford
• Greenwich Hospital Celebrates National Nurses Week
• Yonkers Student Takes Long Road To Obtain Degree From Purchase
• Local Animal Lovers Stage Memorial Service For Cats Killed In Yonkers
• Accident On Hutchinson River Parkway Causes Delays
• Mount Kisco's Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Actress Cheryl Hines Engaged
• Astorino Invites Obama, Cuomo To Tour Westchester
• Search Spreads To Wide Area For Missing Somers Man With Dementia
• Fatal Multi-Vehicle Accident Closes Route 9A For Nearly 12 Hours
• Rye County Legislator Seeks Halt To Sustainable Playland Review
• Montefiore Opens Food Allergy Center In Scarsdale
• Three Charged With Heroin Possession In Stop On Sprain Brook Parkway
• Astorino Picks Upstate Sheriff Moss As Running Mate
• President Obama's Visit Expected To Cause Delays For Westchester Travelers
• Karl Rove Suggests Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton May Have Brain Damage
• Westchester Could See Showers, Rain For Rest Of Week
• Westchester Residents Graduate From Coastal Carolina
• Phelps Hospital Explores Joining North Shore-LIJ Health System
• Taste Of Harrison Benefits Friends Of Library
• Pace University Students Honored At Senior Athletics Banquet
• Eliminate Mold, Dust And Pollen From Your Ducts For A Healthier Home
• Rye Couple's Golf Tournament Supports Autism Speaks
• Accident On 9A Kills Peekskill Guidance Counselor
• Explosion Causes Roof Collapse At Hastings Condo Complex
• Westchester Could See Afternoon Showers, Evening Rain
• Westchester's Astorino Says He Will Attend Obama's Tappan Zee Bridge Speech
• Cuomo Girlfriend Sandra Lee Got NY Help With Permits For Westchester Home
• Cuomo Makes A Point Of Not Mentioning Astorino By Name
• Obama Calls For Infrastructure Funding In Tappan Zee Bridge Appearance
• Obama, Cuomo Push For Infrastructure Money In Tarrytown Appearance
• Chappaqua's Bill Clinton Defends Hillary Amid Attacks
• Gallup Poll: Many N.Y. Residents Think State Is 'Among The Best'
• Obama Visit Unique, But Clinton Presence Is Recurring In Westchester
• New York Knicks Unveil Westchester D-League Team's Name, Logo
• Family ArtsBash Comes To Westchester On Saturday
• Pace University Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Announces Team Awards
• Hudson Valley Special Olympics Spring Games Among Weekend's Top Events
• Pay Disparity Hurting Westchester Women, Lowey Says
• Accidents On Taconic, I-684 Slow Thursday Morning Commute
• Explore Pound Ridge, NY With Me
• Grocery Packer Contest To Aid Food Bank For Westchester
• Friday Likely A Washout In Westchester With Potential Flooding
• New York GOP Nominates Astorino For Governor In Westchester
• Astorino Cites Cuomo Staff In Seat Snub At Obama Speech
• Pace University Elects Garvey To Board Of Trustees
• Flash Flood Watch Issued For Westchester On Friday
• Death Of Missing Westchester Man Announced By Family
• Vera Blake, 99, Of West Harrison, Manager, Schrafft’s Restaurant
• Legoland Westchester Hosts Builder Competition
• Harrison High Announces 2014 Summa, Magna, and Cum Laude Students
• Rye's Holy Child Students Take Prizes At Congressional Art Competition
• Metro-North New Haven Line Service Restored In Both Directions
• Accidents, Slippery Roads Lead To Delays On Westchester Roadways
• After Another Problem, New Haven Line Riders Call Delays Common
• Flash Flood Watch Remains In Effect For Westchester
• Harrison Brush Collection Pushed Up One Week To May 19
• Harrison Coaches Continue Winning Tradition At County Basketball Tourney
• Pace School Of Performing Arts To Be Manhattan's First In 50 Years
• Westchester Attorneys Recognized For Pro Bono Work
• Cuomo Camp Aims To Define Westchester's Astorino, Reports NY Times
• Harrison High School's 'A Chorus Line' Earns 12 Metro Award Nominations
• Former NY State Senate Leader Bruno Acquitted On Fraud Charges
• Hudson River Museum Hosts 'Art Of Video Games' History Exhibit
• Westchester Special Olympic's Hudson Valley Games Draw More Than 2,000 Fans
• Harrison High School Honorees Tops News This Week
• Pole Vaulter Deutmeyer Rises Shatters School Records At CHSAA Championship
• Pace Men's Lacrosse Coach Mariano To Work Offseason For Pro Team
• Youth Sports Continue To Dominate The Landscape In Westchester
• Harrison High School Business Club Heads To Nationals
• State Comptroller Addresses Westchester's Affordable Housing Crisis
• Westchester Airport Vendor Ordered To Pay $4.75M
• Westchester Could See Showers Late In Day Monday
• Manhattanville College Hosts Its Doctoral, Masters Commencement
• Greenwich Hospital CEO Frank Corvino To Retire In December
• Harrison Adopted School Budget Includes 3.51 Percent Tax Increase
• Linda Marsico, 46, Former West Harrison Resident
• Harrison High Senior Wins National Debate Championship
• Mary Poppins At Broadway Theatre In Westchester Delights All Ages
• Harrison Elementary Students Hear Japanese Drummers
• Beyond Bird Seed: Creating a Bird-Friendly Yard In Westchester
• Mount Kisco's Barney Newman Of WESTMED Medical Group Earns Honor
• Westchester's Astorino Funds Effort To Curb Feral Cats
• Fresh Air Fund Looking For Westchester Host Families
• Harrison Budget Passes, Three New Board Members Elected
• Blind Brook Budget Passes, Newcommer Ousts One Incument, Another Re-Elected
• New York Ranks Second To Last For Military Retirees
• Port Chester Band Returns To Roots, Plays The Capitol
• Harrison Cheerleaders Honored By 'Safe Living' Foundation
• Harrison High Track and Field Teams Win League Title
• Manhattanville Students Keep International Bazaar Tradition Alive
• Westchester Residents Graduate From Salve Regina
• Harrison's Katelyn Murphy Graduates From Clemson
• Accidents On I-95, I-684 Cause Delays
• Port Chester Cop Charged With DWI After I-287 Crash
• Chance Of T-storms In Westchester Wednesday Night
• Mount Pleasant Police Chief Case Leads To 71 Child Porn Arrests
• Monroe College Ranked In Top 100 Master's Universities
• Albanian Festival Begins Series Of Heritage Celebrations
• Houlihan Lawrence Announces New Partnership With Mortgage Provider
• Plenty Of Memorial Day Events Planned In Westchester
• Light The Night Westchester Corporate Volunteer Leaders Named
• Westchester Fire Lt. Phil Goulet Develops Fire-Event Tracker
• Metro-North Adds Trains Friday, Adjusts Memorial Day Schedule
• African-American Cemetery Given New Life, Kiosk For Memorial Day Dedication
• Showers Likely, Thunderstorms Possible In Westchester Thursday
• Cuomo Selects Former U.S. Rep. Hochul As Running Mate
• Harrison Avenue Elementary School Closes After Gas Leak
• Bill Cosby Imparts Wisdom At Dinner Honoring Westchester Scholars
• Wheelchair Charities Honors Family Services Of Westchester President
• Purchase College Confers Degrees On More Than 1,000 Students
• Waterfront Dining Is A Popular Spring/Summer Ritual In Westchester
• Westchester County Players Shoot For Men's Lacrosse Titles
• Westchester's Weekend Will Start Wet, Then Turn Sunny For Memorial Day
• Westchester Department Of Health Issues Rabies Alert
• Westchester Residents Can Watch Rare Meteor Shower Tonight
• 475 Students Receive Diplomas At Pace Commencement Ceremony
• Vote For Westchester Homes, Enter To Win $10,000 From HGTV
• Westchester Police Academy Graduates 63 In 137th Class
• Westchester Health Department Offers Memorial Day Safety Tips
• Harrison's William Lay Initiated Into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
• Westchester Could See Another Round Of Thunderstorms Saturday
• What's Open/Closed On Memorial Day In Harrison
• Approval Of Harrison School Budget Tops News This Week
• Accident Closes Sprain Brook Parkway Near I-287
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash On Sprain Brook Parkway Near I-287
• Mega Yoga Event Returns To Westchester In June
• Laura E. Giaimo, 72, Of Harrison
• Hillary Clinton, Rob Astorino March In Memorial Day Parade in Chappaqua
• Harrison's Katelyn Murphy Graduates Cum Laude From Clemson University
• When The Dog Bites: Westchester's Strategy For Dealing With Dangerous Dogs
• Westchester Could See Thunderstorms Tuesday Afternoon, Night
• Barbara Walters Makes Surprise Visit At Sarah Lawrence Graduation
• West Harrison Man Accused of A Lewd Act In White Plains Park
• Videos Show Galloping Horse On I-684
• Holy Child Student Annie Devine Is First To Write Spring Showcase Play
• Rand Commercial Services Helps Find New Use For Yonkers Jail
• CBS Chief Operating Officer Ianniello Elected To Pace Board Of Trustees
• Marissa Brett Named President of the Westchester County Association
• Legislator Announces 'Break' In Westchester, HUD Logjam Over Housing
• Westchester Fourth-Grader Reaches National Spelling Bee's Round 4
• Westchester Farm Owner Assists With Runaway Horse On I-684
• United Way Of Westchester, Putnam Names Alana Sweeny President, CEO
• White Plains Natives' Rock Band To Play Major Music Festival
• White Plains Arts Festival Marks 52nd Year
• Westchester's Solomon Schechter School Joins Israel's Race To The Moon
• Accidents Cause Delays On Sprain Brook, Taconic Parkways, I-684
• Metro-North Train Service Restored On New Haven Line
• Tractor-Trailer Fire Snarls Traffic On I-95 Near NY-CT Border
• Witness Recalls Seeing I-684 Horse; Wife Took YouTube Video
• Harrison High School Newspaper Wins First Place
• Harrison Debate Champ Danny DeBois Goes Out Persuasively
• SPCA Of Westchester Taking Part in Largest Free Adoption Event Across US
• Westchester Could See Thunderstorms Friday Evening
• Westchester Will Host Women's Golf Championship In 2015
• Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Has 'Informal' Lunch With Obama
• Westchester Trio In Top 20 On Forbes’ Powerful Women List
• Former Section 1 MVP To Return To D-I College Hoops Team After Being Shot
• Lowey 'Very Pleased' With VA Secretary's Resignation