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• Westchester Legislators Approved $225 Million In Bonds For 2012-13
• Northern Westchester Boys And Girls Club Swim Team Ranks Second At Meet
• Titanic Opens At Westchester Broadway Theatre On Jan. 16
• Ossining Workshop Provides Thoughts On Self-Improvement
• Westchester Residents, Local Leaders Offer New Year's Resolutions
• Yonkers Woman Gives Birth To First New Year's Baby In Westchester
• Near Blizzard Conditions Expected In Westchester Thursday Night Into Friday
• Westchester's Own Shattenkirk Makes USA Olympic Hockey Team
• Breast Cancer Survivor, Club Fit Member Raves About Wellness Program
• Bill Ryan Gets Waiver To Work At Westchester Medical Center
• Ossining's SEPTO To Present Struggling Student Webinar
• Westchester Business Council Survey Shows Confidence In Growing Economy
• The Boys And Girls Club Of Northern Westchester Celebrates 75 Years
• Westchester's 'Operation PROM' Set For 10th Anniversary
• Northern Westchester Lawmakers Hope For Productive 2014
• Camerata Chamber Group Playing At Westchester CC In February
• Route 35 Reopens At Route 100 Intersection In Somers After Accident
• Mildred Grieve, 87, Longtime Ossining Resident
• Ossining Man Reportedly Dies After Being Hit By Car
• Betty Lupetin, 80, Worked For The Ossining School System
• State Police Issue Travel Warning In White Plains Ahead Of Snowstorm
• Westchester County Executive Astorino Starts Second Term With Open House
• Westchester Under Winter Storm Warning, Travel Advisory Through Friday
• Westchester Community College Remains Closed Through Friday
• First Baby Of New Year Arrives At Hudson Valley Hospital Center
• Cuomo Declares State Of Emergency, Overnight Closures Of I-84, I-87
• Westchester County Air Travelers Displaced By Storm
• Metro-North Will Run On Saturday Schedule On Friday During Storm
• Ossining Schools Will Be Closed On Friday Because Of Storm
• Heavy Snow, Sub-Zero Wind Chills Hit Westchester
• Watershed Coalition Seeks $10 Million For Yonkers Sewage Diversion
• State Police Issue Results Of New Year's Eve DWI Detail In Westchester
• I-84, I-87 In New York Remain Closed To Some Traffic Until 8 A.M.
• Daughter's Death Inspired Cortlandt's Deb Carlin Pohill's Book On Grief
• Snow Moves Offshore, Cold Will Grip Westchester Through Saturday
• Westchester Travel Remains Slow, Hazardous As Winter Storm Passes
• Hudson Valley Heart Center Joins Health Quest
• Snowstorm Disrupts Routines In Northern Westchester
• Experts Warn Westchester Residents Of Frostbite, Hypothermia In Big Chill
• Dangerous Cold Continues In Westchester
• Overnight Warming Centers Available In Westchester County
• Westchester Residents Should Use Caution In Winter Weather
• Testa, Burrows Elected Board Of Legislators' Republican Leaders
• Club Fit Offers Healthy Tips For The New Year
• Sunday Will Be Warmer In Westchester, But Morning Freezing Drizzle Possible
• Westchester Residents Continue On Despite Hercules' Brawn
• Westchester Small Plane Pilot Makes Emergency Landing On Deegan
• Iona Men's Basketball Breaks Records For Points, Assists In Regulation Game
• Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow Chamber Hosts Networking Event
• Recovery Of Statues Stolen From Ossining Nativity Scene Tops News This Week
• Freezing Rain Advisory In Westchester County Extended To 10 p.m. Sunday
• Engine Trouble Cited In Westchester Pilot's Forced Landing On Major Deegan
• Dense Fog Advisory Is In Effect Until 10 a.m. Monday In Westchester
• Groups Pressure Cuomo On Common Core Concerns
• Fight To End Texting While Driving Gains Steam In Westchester
• Robert J. Kelly, Jr., 69, Of Cortlandt Manor
• Cuomo Reportedly Set To Give OK For Medical Marijuana
• Nurses Lacy, Ramsey Awarded Certification For Breast Care In New York
• Kaplowitz Replaces Jenkins As County Board Of Legislators' Chair
• Rapidly Falling Temps Will Cause Black Ice In Westchester
• Ossining Board Of Education To Discuss 2014-15 Budget Plans
• Charles Brieant Community Center Will Honor Ossining Students
• Volunteer Center's 'MLK Day Of Service' Seeks Local Families
• Find A Job In Ossining
• Yankees Manager Girardi Visits Northern Westchester On Sunday
• After Turbulent Year, Metro-North President To Step Down
• Greenwich Pets Still Need Exercise In Frigid Cold
• Buchanan's Indian Point Power Plant 3 Shuts Down Monday Night
• Wind Chill Factor Could Hit 20 Below Tuesday In Westchester
• Astorino Criticizes Cuomo's Pot Plan, Moves Closer To Run For Governor
• Stay Safe During The Extreme Cold, Greenwich
• Letter: Westchester Legislators Make History At Meeting
• Union OKs Indian Point Strike If New Deal Isn't Reached
• Westchester Will Stay In Deep Freeze Through Wednesday
• Cortlandt Eye Doctor Travels To Haiti To Treat Glaucoma
• Ken Collins Named Daily Voice Chief Financial Officer
• Delays, Closings Are Tough Decisions For Westchester School Superintendents
• Ossining Farmers Market Heats Up Winter
• Ossining Man Charged In Rape Of Girl Under 14
• Teatown Reservation Plans Sharpshooters For Deer Kill
• Ossining Board Of Trustees Meeting Agenda Set
• Club Fit's Parisi Director Shares How To Shake Winter Blues
• Wall Street Journal Profiles Ossining Workshop On Goal-Setting
• Cuomo Supports Property Tax Freeze, With Conditions, In State Of State
• Northern Westchester Hospital Emergency Room Is Busy During Bitter Cold
• Westchester Business Council Seeks Hall Of Fame Nominations
• Relief From Bitter Cold Is On The Way For Westchester
• Westchester Land Trust Names New Executive Director
• Westchester Health Department Offers Free Flu Shots In Yonkers
• Sen. Carlucci To Host Bilingual Financial Aid Workshop In Ossining
• Cortlandt Man Accused Of Menacing In Domestic Dispute
• Club Fit Member Ekelund Reflects On New Year's Resolutions, Goals
• Ossining's Family Ties Hosts Holiday Dinner In Tarrytown
• Ossining Man Charged With DWI
• Heart To Heart: A Fast Friendship Is Born In The Transplant Unit
• County Executive Astorino Set For First Major Address Of Second Term
• Westchester BOL Announces Committee Structure, Leadership For 2014-15
• Former Ossining Star Chong Plays For UConn Saturday In Bridgeport
• Say So Long To Sub-Zero Wind Chills, Westchester, As Warming Trend Starts
• Democratic Legislators Respond To Gov. Cuomo's State Of State Address
• Assemblywoman Galef Hosts Town Hall Meetings
• Ossining's Roosevelt School Moving Forward With Common Core
• Tickets For Miss New York Pageant In Westchester Now On Sale
• Westchester Nature Centers Set For Busy Weekend In January
• Flood Damage To Former Ossining Police Station Won't Impact Sale Price
• Yorktown Hosts Pro Bowl Flag Football Tournament
• John A. Picciano, 73, Of Croton
• Common Core Criticism Continues In Westchester
• The North Avenue Cafe Opens Its Doors To Families
• Briarcliff Teen Stopera Heads To Curling Nationals
• Hunt Country Furniture Attracts Westchester Shoppers
• Light Snow Will Give Way To Rain, Saturday Thaw In Westchester
• Several Westchester Towns Rank Among New York's Safest
• TV's 'Cake Boss' Visits Westchester Shop In New Episode
• Astorino Discusses TZ Bridge, Christie, Cuomo, Possible Run For Governor
• Applications Available For Westchester Seasonal Park Rangers
• Slippery Roads Cause Numerous Accidents In Westchester On Friday
• Freezing Rain Advisory In Effect For Westchester
• Club Fit To Hold Annual Open Houses In Briarcliff, Jefferson Valley
• Open Houses In Ossining This Weekend
• Residents React To Christie In Hillary Clinton's Westchester Hometown
• Children Weasel Their Way Into Fun With Ferrets In Northern Westchester
• Flood Watch Extended Until Sunday Morning In Westchester
• Rape Charges Tops Ossining News This Week
• Youngsters Learn How Mammals Stay Warm During Winter At Teatown
• Welcome An Inner-City Child Into Your Westchester Home This Summer
• Yankees' Girardi Discusses A-Rod Suspension In Westchester Appearance
• MLK Day Of Service Anticipates Hundreds Of Westchester Volunteers
• Ossining's SEPTO To Present Struggling- Student Seminar Tuesday
• Westchester Music Conservatory In White Plains Offers Scholarships
• Miss Westchester Pageant Seeking Beauty Queen Hopefuls
• Westchester Auto Body Shops See Little Bounce In Business During Winter
• Pace University Online Program Earns High National Ranking
• Sr. Elizabeth Donahue, 89, Of Maryknoll, Educator And Administrator
• Maryknoll Sister Elizabeth Donahue, 89
• Westchester CC Names New Interim President, Trustee Members
• Rain Is Expected To Return To Westchester On Tuesday
• Ossining Library Hosts Screening Of 'Bully' Documentary
• Nicholas J. Sarcone, 51, From Tarrytown
• ArtsWestchester CEO Laments Losses Of Leaders In 2013
• Heavy Delays On Taconic State Parkway South During Tuesday Commute
• Westchester Will See Rain, Patchy Fog On Tuesday
• Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty 2013 Market Analysis
• Cortlandt State Police Charge Three For Stolen Car, Criminal Impersonation
• Iona College Women's Basketball Beats Eight-Time MAAC Champion Marist
• Westchester Real Estate Shows Strong Quarterly, Yearly Growth
• Kaplowitz Announces Westchester Board of Legislators Committee Members
• Downed Tree, Wires Result In Closure Of Route 134 In Yorktown
• Maria Kellner, 92, Of Ossining, Former Patterson Estate Employee
• New York Times' Criticism Of Darien Woman's Cancer Fight Sparks Debate
• Yonkers' Mayra Avila To Compete In Miss New York USA Pageant
• Westchester CC Plans Grand Opening Of Extension Center In Mount Vernon
• Atria In Ossining Hosts Senior Art Show
• 64 Underhill Road Is The Ossining Daily Voice House Of The Week
• Yorktown Funeral Director Launches 3D Printing Business
• South Salem Teen Morales Ranked No. 1 In Nation By Two Golf Organizations
• Dense Fog Advisory In Effect Until 9 a.m. Wednesday In Westchester
• Accidents Cause Delays On I-684, I-287, Saw Mill, Sprain, Taconic
• Grace Eleanor Ferrell Messiah, 103, Of Ossining
• Metro-North Derailment Leads To $15M Increase For Inspectors, Safety
• A New Liver For A Better Life
• Westchester's Astorino Says He's 'Leaning Toward' Running For Governor
• Rye Playland Summer Job Fair Scheduled For Saturday
• Somers Child Sex Case Is Adjourned To Next Month
• AOL Unloads Most Of Patch Hyperlocal Websites
• Galef Changes Ossining Meeting Venue To Library
• Ossining Volunteers Needed For Tax Prep Assistance
• Pedro Rama, 71, Of Ossining, Retired General Motors Employee
• It's Cloudy With A Chance of Chappaqua For Michael Lasker
• Pace University Names Andrew Rondeau New Football Coach
• Westchester Drug Prevention Groups Respond To Medical Marijuana Propsoal
• Westchester Children's Association Celebrates Centennial Of Service
• Spike In Westchester Home Sales Is Good For Buyers And Sellers
• Club Fit Offers Special Master Class With JuggleFit Founder Wolf
• Chance Of Rain, Snow Showers In Westchester Thursday
• Accident Near I-684 In Bedford Snarls Thursday Morning Commute
• Oscar-nominated 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Partly Filmed At Pace University
• Judge Moves Kennedy Trial From Armonk To White Plains
• Cuomo Has $33M To Ward Off Possible Astorino Challenge
• Pace Actors Studio Alum Bradley Cooper Gets Oscar Nomination
• Ossining Resident Charged In Assault On Girlfriend
• Judge Blocks Lawsuit To Stop Plan To Hunt Deer In Ossining's Teatown
• Road Construction, Lane Closures On Sprain Brook, Taconic State Parkways
• Tape Reveals Adam Lanza Called In To Radio Station Year Before Sandy Hook
• NRC Will Monitor Indian Point Closely If Union Members Strike
• Driver Going 90 MPH On I-684 Crashes Into Trooper's Car
• Hen Hud Wrestling Coach LaVallee Picks Up 200th Career Win
• Friends Of Westchester County Announces Honorees For Best Friends Awards
• Miss New York, Miss Teen New York USA Contests Come To Westchester
• What's Closed In Ossining On MLK Day
• Moderne Barn Serves Up Contemporary Cuisine With Rustic Charm
• Teatown Opens Its Attic To Show Off Items That Are Seldom Seen
• Chance Of Rain, Snow Overnight Into Saturday In Westchester
• Westchester-Based IBM Set To Spend $1.2 Billion For Cloud Services
• Father Of Sandy Hook Shooter To Release Medical Files To Conn. Officials
• Security Concerns Postpone Mount Vernon-New Rochelle Basketball Game
• Ossining's Keenan House Suddenly Closes Three Months After Opening
• Protesters Demand Westchester Police Reform
• Metro-North Trains Will Run On Saturday Schedule For MLK Day
• Club Fit Briarcliff Honors Ian Donahue With Barbara Cullen Service Award
• Club Fit's Walsh Explains The Benefit Of Summer Camp For Children
• Westchester Schools Share School, Sports Items With Harlem Students
• Get Ready For Summer At Westchester County Camp Fair
• Education Historian Rails Against Standardized Tests In Bedford
• Snow Showers In The Weekend Forecast For Westchester
• Numerous Accidents Reported In Westchester Saturday During Snow Burst
• Accumulating Snowfall Catches Westchester By Surprise Saturday
• Indian Point Workers, Entergy Reach Deal On New Contract
• Cortlandt Man Identified As Special Ops Helicopter Pilot Killed In Crash
• Some Questions To Ponder If Astorino Runs For Governor
• Club Fit's Peter Kulikowsky Honored With Barbara Cullen Service Award
• Arrest Of Ossining Resident In Assault On Girlfriend Tops News This Week
• Rye Playland Improvement Plan Still Awaits County Approval
• Republican, Democratic Leadership Weigh In On BOL Bipartisan Efforts
• Calls For Stricter Dog Laws Picking Up Steam In Westchester
• Monday Morning Accidents Result In Delays On Westchester County Roadways
• Westchester Could Get 3-6 Inches Of Snow On Tuesday
• Winter Storm Warning Is In Effect For Westchester
• Rapid Temperature Shifts Make Potholes A Problem In Westchester
• Projected Snow Totals Increased To 6-10 Inches In Westchester
• Realtor Follows Her Own Advice In Quick Sale Of Her Own Home
• Accidents Lead To Lane Closures On Hutchinson River, Sprain Parkways
• Con Edison Prepares For Snow, Wind In Westchester
• Ossining Town Hall Meeting Postponed Due To Weather
• Mayor Hanauer Reflects on 2013, Sets Priorities For Ossining In 2014
• MTA Urges Westchester County Passengers To Head Home
• Storm Slows Traffic To A Crawl In Westchester
• Metro-North Lines To Westchester Reduced On Tuesday Due To Storm
• Frigid Wind Chills Will Remain In Westchester After Storm Moves Out
• Cuomo's State Of Emergency Declaration Includes Westchester
• Ossining Parents Participate In Quality Education Summit
• Massive Storm Wallops Westchester, Leaving Deep Freeze Behind
• Peter H. Androsko, 66, Worked For Town Of Yorktown Water Department
• Mrs. Westchester Czarniecki Will Now Try To Become Mrs. New York
• 125 2 S. Highland Ave. Is The Ossining Daily Voice House Of The Week
• Hen Hud, Lakeland, Ossining, Peekskill, Yorktown Have Delayed Openings
• Metro-North Reports Scattered Delays Across All Train Lines
• WMC Profiles In Healthcare: Mary Reiser, RN
• Two Westchester Students Named Intel Science Finalists
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Law To Boost Job Prospects For Veterans
• Cuomo Blows Away Potential GOP Challengers Astorino, Trump In New Poll
• Former NYPA Employee Charged With Stealing Gas Arraigned In County Court
• Hillary Clinton Swears In New Castle Officials At Inauguration Ceremony
• Chance Of Snow Returns To Westchester On Thursday
• Westchester County Parks Announces Best Friends Awards Honorees
• Operation PROM's 10th Anniversary Gala Set For Thursday
• Irene M. Knapp, 56, Of Ossining, Worked For Cardella Wines & Liquor
• New York Times Details Aspects Of New Tappan Zee Bridge
• Pets Alive Westchester Protects, Nurtures Adoptable Pets
• Westchester Residents Grin, Bear It During Snowy, Cold, Windy Winter Days
• Somers' Maggie May's Not Your Typical Frozen Yogurt Shop
• Maria Laviano, 83, Of Ossining
• Lakeland Teachers Remember Clayton Carpenter, Special Ops Pilot
• Police Warn Of Scam Artists Targeting Peekskill Homeowners
• Saw Mill Accidents Cleared After Morning Rush
• Westchester's Marching Cobras Super Band Set For Super Bowl Performance
• Hudson River Ice Halts Tappan Zee Bridge Construction
• Man Escapes After Snow Plow Plunges Into Icy Tarrytown Reservoir
• Kerry Kennedy Trial To Begin In February In Westchester
• Mount Pleasant Police Chief Charged With Possession Of Child Porn
• Westchester Real Estate Shows Strong Recovery
• Mount Pleasant Police Chief Arraigned On Child Pornography Charges
• Metro-North Service Restored After Two-Hour Thursday Evening Stoppage
• New Leaders Installed For Westchester Realty Organizations
• Astorino Delivers Charged Address To Westchester County Association
• Underhills Crossing Celebrates 19 Years Of Food and Friendship
• Metro-North Reports Short Delays; Accidents, Disabled Vehicles Slow Commute
• Light Snow Should Overspread Westchester On Saturday
• Metro-North Cites Human Error For Thursday's Stoppage
• Route 141 Cleared In Hawthorne After Closure
• Ex-Indian Point Chemist Gets Probation In Test-Fabrication Case
• County Executive Astorino To Discuss Cuomo On FOX News' Hannity Show
• Westchester Residents Can Claim Family Tax Credits When Filing
• Westchester's Marching Cobras To Lead Super Bowl Parade
• Club Fit To Host Think Fit For Kids Fitness, Fun Festival
• Ossining Town Board Meets For Work Session
• Quick Moving Clipper System Overspreads Westchester Saturday
• Special Train Schedule Set For Hockey Games At Yankee Stadium
• Deep Freeze Following Storm Tops Ossining News This Week
• Student Engineers Compete In Mid-Hudson Robotics Tournament
• Register For Booth At Salute to Seniors Business Expo
• Westchester Legislator Chosen For Counties Association Committee
• Metro-North Adds Extra Trains In Westchester For Super Bowl Events
• Freezing Temperatures Forecast This Week In Westchester County
• Pace University Welcomes Returning Students
• Westchester Football Fans Prep For First Super Bowl Played In Region
• Barbara DiRito, 74, Of Ossining, Worked For Chemical/Chase Bank
• Sen. Carlucci Encourages Families To Use Financial Aid Resources
• Saw Mill River Parkway Reopens
• Westchester District Attorney Janet DiFiore Receives Frank S. Hogan Award
• Should I Get The Flu Vaccine?
• Police Charge Wrong-Way Driver With DWI
• Pace Athletics Teams Compete In Vermont, Syracuse
• Norovirus Upsetting Stomachs In Westchester
• Black Ice Is Possible As Temperatures Plunge In Westchester
• Westchester Mourns Folk Singer, Environmental Activist Pete Seeger, 94
• Legendary Folk Singer, Activist Pete Seeger Dies At 94
• Use Instagram In Club Fit's Winter Fit Contest, Win Prizes
• Ossining's Roosevelt School Resumes Orchestra Rehearsals
• Ossining Looks To Fill Planning Board Vacancy
• Peekskill's Vivian McKenzie's Tea Room Among Caterers For Super Bowl VIPs
• Titanic Sails Into Westchester Broadway Theatre
• 87-Acre Equestrian Facility Hits Market For $55 Million
• Relay For Life, Fund Fight Against Cancer Is Back In A Big Way
• Jackknifed Tractor Trailor Causes Delays At I-84, I-684 Interchange
• Audit Alleges Metro-North Overtime Abuse
• Police Chief Facing Child Porn Charges Reportedly In Suicidal State
• Cuomo Announces $103M For Metro-North Repairs As Ridership Sees Increase
• Pace Athletics Set For A Big Week Of Events
• Riverkeepers, Clearwater Leaders Remember Friend Pete Seeger
• Metro-North Employee Charged In New Haven Line Sexual Assault
• Club Fit Promotes Heart Healthy Month By Sponsoring Blood Drive In February
• Poet Anne Shaw To Read At Pace University Feb. 6
• Purchase College Among 'Best Value' Listed By The Princeton Review
• President Obama Focuses On Domestic Issues In State Of The Union
• Thoughts For Pete Seeger Are Especially Strong In Peekskill
• Pleasantville Officer Disciplined For Offensive Facebook Post About Obama
• Accidents Lead To Delays On Sprain, Cross County, Hutchinson River Parkways
• It's Always More Than the House: The World of Fabulous Outbuildings
• Ossining Town Board of Assessment Review Looks To Fill Vacancies
• Man Charged With DWI In Crash That Injured County Police Officer
• Patch Lays Off Two-Thirds Of Company, Including Westchester Staffers
• Metro-North Employee Charged With Public Indecency
• Man, 28, Charged With DWI After Driving Wrong Way On Taconic
• Nominate Your Teacher For 'My Favorite Teacher Contest'
• Ossining's Claremont Elementary Hosting ELA/Math Night
• Hudson River EagleFest Planned For Feb. 8 in Croton
• Ossining Library To Debut Documentary Film On Saturday
• Pace Basketball Competes Against Assumption, NE-10 Honors Pace Swimmers
• Astorino To Propose Westchester's New 100 Day Challenge
• Celebrate The Super Bowl At Westchester County Attractions
• Clearwater Festival Remembers Seeger
• Super Bowl Traffic Hasn't Reached Westchester Residents Yet
• Tarrytown's Volunteer Center Answers Call For MLK Day Of Service
• Pace University Lecture To Commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Greenburgh Supervisor Says Tappan Zee Bridge Should Honor Seeger
• Man Convicted In High-Speed Saw Mill Crash That Killed Two
• Ossining Schools Recognized For Volunteer Efforts
• The Mental Health Association Welcomes New Members To Its Board
• Ossining Board of Ed To Hold Special Meeting Monday
• Pace Basketball Set For White Out, Alumni Day
• Here's Where You Can Watch The Super Bowl In Westchester
• Guiding Eyes Heads To Puppy Bowl
• Scarsdale Chef Set To Be A Guest Judge On 'Chopped'
• Route 9 Now Cleared Near Tappan Zee Bridge
• Pound Ridge Sex Offender Is Arrested After Violating Probation, Police Say
• Help Village Trustee Victoria Gearity Improve Ossining With Your Ideas
• Ossining School Board Meeting Canceled
• State Police Step Up DWI Enforcement In Westchester For Super Bowl Weekend
• Greenwich High Grads Put Wedding Together In 24 Hours For Dying Mother
• Westchester's Top Football Scholar-Athletes Honored At Golden Dozen Dinner
• Suspected Heroin Death Is Second In Northern Westchester This Week
• BOL Chairman Kaplowitz Declines County Funded SUV, Other Perks
• Harlem Globetrotters Coming To Westchester County Center
• Public Welcome At Pete Seeger Memorial Service Sunday