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• Pace University Softball To Open Season On Sunday
• Open Houses In Rye This Weekend
• Man Charged With Drunken Driving In Fatal I-95 Crash In Westchester
• Tilford's Late Basket Gives Woodlands Girls First Section 1 Class B Title
• Woodlands Boys Rally To Beat Putnam Valley For Section 1 Class B Title
• Walter Panas Boys Basketball Team Wins First Section 1 Title Since 1997
• Greenwich Hospital Experts Join Tony Savino's 'Spotlight On Medicine'
• Latest Snowstorm May Dampen Westchester Schools' April Break
• Rye Residents’ Dissent Against Playland Plans Tops News This Week
• Obama To Push For Minimum Wage Hike In Visit To Region On Wednesday
• Snow Could Impact Monday Morning Commute In Westchester
• Mount Vernon Boys Reclaim Section 1 Basketball Title
• Ossining Girls Win Fourth Straight Section 1 Basketball Championship
• Westchester Will Escape Latest Storm
• Astorino Set To Make Gubernatorial Run Official This Week
• Snowstorm Stays South, But Cold Air Grips Westchester
• Registration Open For Rye Arts Center Spring/Summer Courses
• Pace Softball Opens Season With Doubleheader Split
• Bedford's Kerry Kennedy: Family Name Didn't Play Role In Acquittal
• Chappaqua's Bill Clinton Will Be Both Good And Bad For Hillary If She Runs
• Former Somers Supervisor Murphy Named To Head County Tax Commission
• Driver In Fatal I-95 Crash Could Face More Charges
• Tappan Zee Entrance Ramp From Route 9 To Close March 10
• NY Times Features Pelham Native, Tennis Hall Of Famer Bollettieri, 82
• Westchester Contractor Says Homeowners Should Plan To Fix Winter's Wrath
• As Canada Geese Continue To Flock To Westchester, Concerns Mount
• Westchester Officials Cautiously Optimistic About Cuomo's Tax Break Plan
• Find A Job In Rye
• Winter Weather Could Last In Westchester Through April
• Westchester Well-Represented On List Of Planet's Richest People
• Website Follows Construction On Tappan Zee Replacement
• Saw Mill River Parkway Wrong Way Driver Charged With DWI
• Pace Teams, Administration Read Dr. Seuss Books To Children
• Dobbs Ferry's Clark Academy Stopped In State Regional Basketball Semifinal
• Police Arrest Man For Biting Off Part Of Nose In Peekskill Brawl
• Knowles' 42 Points Leads Ossining Girls To State Regional Basketball Win
• Woodlands Boys Advance In State Class B Basketball Playoffs
• County Legislator From Yonkers May Challenge State Senate Leader In Primary
• Woodlands Girls Move On In Class B State Regional Basketball Playoffs
• Astorino To Announce Gubernatorial Run In Wednesday Morning Online Video
• Leonard P. Bisceglia, 62, Of Rye
• Westchester Girls Help Synchronized Skating Team Win Nationals
• Purchase College Opera Presents 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
• 7 Martin Road Is The Rye Daily Voice House Of The Week
• Rye Considers Zoning Change For Senior Housing Project
• Westchester Executive Rob Astorino Declares Run For Governor
• Pace Athletics Names James, Lynch Athletes Of The Month
• Astorino To Start Statewide Campaign Tour Thursday
• President Obama Brings Push For Higher Minimum Wage To Connecticut
• Democrats Renew Questions About Astorino's Commitment To County
• Tarrytown Residents Can Get Free Rabies Vaccination For Pets
• Mount Vernon Boys Top Newburgh To Advance In State Basketball Playoffs
• Pace Softball's Nikole Larm Named Northeast-10 Rookie Of The Week
• Westchester Residents, Officials, Weigh In On Astorino's Run For Governor
• Six Businesses Join Westchester's Accelerator Network
• Port Chester's Capitol Theatre Adds Streaming Radio
• Mount Vernon Expresses Outrage Over Racial Tweets After County Center Game
• Forbes Rates Westchester-NYC Area Most 'Overpriced' In Country
• Staples To Close 225 Stores, 10 Westchester Locations Could Be Affected
• Former Stepinac Teacher Pleads Guilty To Raping Student, 14
• Westchester's Best High School Basketball Teams Compete In State Tournament
• New York Observer Spotlights Astorinio's Political Rise
• Iona College Renews Contract Of Men's Basketball Coach Tim Cluess
• Racist Tweets Following Section 1 Basketball Playoff Game Draw Ire, Fire
• Westchester Officials Join 'Stop Albany' Lobby For Mandate Relief
• Weekend Warm-Up Will Ease Westchester's Big Chill
• White Plains, Be Sure To Spring Ahead For Daylight-Saving Time
• Pace Men's Lacrosse To Host Senior, Alumni Day In April
• Rye Y Hosts Garden Workshop Friday
• Yonkers Native Helps Iowa State Soar To 16th In National Rankings
• Westchester Pubs Prepare For St. Patrick's Day Festivities
• School Of The Holy Child In Rye Breaks Ground On New Facilities
• Yanks Legend Mariano Rivera Earns One More Save With New Rochelle Church
• Astorino Brings Campaign For Governor To Buffalo
• Cuomo Says Astorino May Not Even Be GOP Gubernatorial Nominee
• Westchester Police Seize $59K Of Heroin On Hutchinson River Parkway
• Restaurant Aficionados Abuzz About Richard Gere Handing Over Bedford Post
• Study Shows Westchester Drivers Spent 53 Hours In Traffic Jams
• Racist Tweets 'Teachable Moment For America,' Says Schools Superintendent
• Snow Flurries Could Fly In Westchester Late Saturday
• Walter Panas Boys Fall In Class A State Regional Basketball Final
• 'Wildlife Matters' Landscaping Conference Coming To Westchester CC
• Woodlands Boys Reach Class B State Basketball Final Four
• Westchester Residents Could See Snow Showers When They Spring Ahead
• Spring Ahead? Westchester Sure Hopes So As Clocks, Calendar Move Forward
• Rye's Resurrection School Celebrates New Doty Gym
• Video Shows Volatile Fan Behavior In Game That Sparked Racist Tweets
• U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer Calls For Database On Drug-Related Crimes
• Peekskill Girls Fall Short In State Regional Basketball
• Mount Vernon Boys Beaten In State Regional Basketball Overtime Thriller
• Ossining Girls Grab Class AA State Regional Basketball Championship
• Breaking Ground On Holy Child's New Facilities Top Rye News This Week
• Westchester, Did You Change Your Clocks For Daylight-Saving Time?
• Westchester Could See Overnight Snow Monday, Then Wintry Weather Midweek
• Iona College To Launch Cyber Security Programs In The Fall
• Westchester Business Leaders Attend Manhattanville Speaker Series
• Better Homes And Gardens Rand Realty Partners With PR Agency
• Westchester Workers Do Some Of The Most Dangerous Jobs
• Astorino Says He's Smoked Pot In Response To Question At Media Conference
• Metro-North Worker From Yonkers Killed After Being Struck By Train
• Former NBA Player Punches Dad At Ardsley Youth Basketball Game
• Peter Lanza, Father Of Sandy Hook Shooter, Gives First In-Depth Interview
• What Is Whooping Cough?
• Yankees Joe Girardi, Giants Punter Headline Irvington Anti-Bullying Event
• Westchester Welcomes New York Knicks' D-League Team To County Center
• Westchester Chapter Of Women's Council Of Realtors Meets With Mayors
• State Police Seize $42,000 Of Cocaine In I-287 Stop, Arrest Suspect
• Sens. Schumer, Blumenthal React To Death Of Metro-North Worker From Yonkers
• Kevin Meaney Set For Comedy Spot Back Home In Westchester
• Westchester Medical Center Solicits Community Input To Rename St. Francis
• Buchwald's Bill To Expand Pension Forfeiture Gains Support In Assembly
• Pace Baseball Team Gains First Win In Doubleheader Split
• Rye Schools Face Potential $3.8 Million Shortfall
• Mount Vernon Remains Outraged Over Racist Tweets
• Allison Pataki Reveals 'The Traitor's Wife' In New Book
• Westchester Will Enjoy Spring-Like Temps Before New Winter Storm Arrives
• TZ Bridge Entrance Ramp Is Now Closed For Next Four Years
• White Plains Native Taking Manhattan To NCAA Tournament
• Pace Athletics To Host Career-Building Program
• Afternoon Accidents, Delays On Saw Mill, Sprain Brook Parkways, I-684
• Serious Injuries Reported In Farragut Parkway Car Crash
• Greenwich Police Arrest Sacred Heart Teacher On Sexual Assault Charge
• Homes Needed For 300 Foster Teens In Westchester County
• YMCA Employee Goes The Distance For Leukemia And Lymphoma
• Cerebral Palsy Of Westchester Recognizes Building Officials
• Investigation Continues Into Death Of Yonkers MTA Worker Struck By Train
• Proposed Field House At Playland Scaled Back
• Ardsley Bridge Work Will Bring Traffic, Delays To Southern Westchester
• Rain Will Turn To Snow Late Wednesday In Westchester County
• Metro-North Service Suspended After Harlem Building Explosion
• Man Who Committed Suicide On NYC Bridge Was Scarsdale Resident
• Videographer Explains County Center Incident That Sparked Racial Tweets
• Rye Native, Stepinac Grad, Renowned Journalist Joe McGinniss Dies At 71
• Greenwich Hospital's Doctor Colletti Discusses Palliative Care Program
• People Share East Harlem Explosion Experiences On Social Media
• Metro-North Announces Alternate Service Plan After Explosion
• Con Ed: Gas Odor Reported Right Before Harlem Explosion
• Metro-North Railroad Reeling After Harlem Explosion
• Two Buildings Destroyed In Harlem Explosion Caused By Gas Leak
• Westchester Commuters Scramble To Get In, Out Of NYC After Explosion
• Metro-North Restores Some Service; NTSB Launches Probe
• Latimer, Buchwald To Hold Office Hours
• Yonkers Hoop Legend Bernard Toone Featured In Marquette Film 'Untucked'
• Metro-North Restores All Service To Grand Central After Explosion
• Con Ed Continues To Investigate Harlem Explosion
• Rye's Wainwright House Hosts Musical Theater Dance Master Class
• Greenwich Hospital Appoints Four New Physicians
• Yorktown Police Arrest Mamaroneck Teen For False Sex Abuse Claim
• Pace Baseball Takes A Loss Against Dominican
• Lois A. Santoro, 89, Former Rye Resident
• Ragtime At Westchester Broadway Theatre Delivers Flawless Show
• Mercy College Featured in the HBO Film 'The University Of Sing Sing'
• Death Toll Rises To Seven In East Harlem Explosion
• Frigid Cold, Blustery Winds Grip Westchester Thursday
• Police Issue 34 Tickets On Westchester's Sprain Brook Parkway
• Westchester's Astorino Says He Won't Accept Independence Party Nomination
• Greenwich Hospital Cardiologist Howes Discusses Congestive Heart Failure
• Westchester County Association Starts Networking Group For Startups
• Metro-North Trains Running Smoothly After Harlem Explosion
• Clearwater Festival To Host 'Zero Waste Pot Luck' In Dobbs Ferry
• Pace University's Swimming, Diving Team Competes In NCAA Pre-Qualifier
• Stepinac High School Announces Dates For 'Mary Poppins' Production
• State Police Step Up Enforcement Over St. Patrick's Weekend
• Con Ed Says Explosion Investigation Could Take Three Weeks
• It Will Be Warmer In Westchester, But Winter Storm Could Be Coming
• Pace Lacrosse Picks Up Its First Win
• Report: Metro-North Put On-Time Performance Over Safety
• Consumer Assessment Ranks Greenwich Hospital No. 1 In Connecticut
• Yonkers Man Known As 'Bobby Fingers' Charged With Extortion
• Woodlands Girls Stopped In State Basketball Championship Semifinal
• Elmsford Animal Shelter Closed Down Due To Structural Problems
• Federal Report Says Metro-North Lacks Culture Of Safety
• Westchester Residents Among Five $1M Lottery Winners
• Coldwell Banker Expands With Acquisition Of Ridgefield Realty Group
• Coyotes In Westchester Talks Scheduled Throughout County
• Ossining Girls Reach Class AA State Basketball Championship Game
• Woodlands Boys Fall In Class B State Semifinal
• Rye Brook Police Join Coalition To End Gun Violence
• Trump Nixes Gubernatorial Run For 'Bigger Plans,' Boosting Astorino's Hopes
• Woodlands Grad Reece Williams Heads To NCAA Hoop Tournament With Albany
• Former Pace Catcher Signs Contract Extension With Evansville Otters
• Ossining Girls Roll To Second Straight Class AA State Basketball Title
• Mortgage Business Holds First-Time Buyers Seminar In Yonkers
• Rye Schools Facing Potential Budget Shortfall Tops News This Week
• State Police Issue 36 Tickets In Westchester Speeding Detail
• Power Upgrade Completed On Metro-North's New Haven Line
• Accidents Cause Delays On Hutchinson River, Taconic State Parkways
• Pace Athletics Hosts Its First Career Super Panel
• Man Fatally Stabbed At Party In Yonkers Saturday Night
• Slight Chance Of Snow Overnight In Westchester Before Clearing Monday
• Westchester Players, Coach Join NCAA Basketball March Madness
• Five Westchester Hotspots To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• South African Artist Wins Neuberger Exhibition Prize From Purchase College
• Motorists Battle Winter Ravaged Bronx River Parkway's Twists, Turns
• If Weather Cooperates, Westchester's Public Golf Courses Will Open March 19
• Hutchinson River Parkway Reopens After Closure
• Westchester, Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $400 Million For Tuesday Drawing
• Board of Legislators To Hold Public Hearing On Playland Plan
• Pace University To Host Panel Discussion In Honor Of Women's History Month
• William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty Holds Conference In Stamford
• New Rochelle Girls Relay Runs To National Championship
• Rye High School Honors College-Bound Athletes
• New Mobile Franchise Delivers Personal Training To Westchester Doorsteps
• Westchester Schools Demand End To State's Gap Elimination Cuts
• WMC First In Hudson Valley To Use Subcutaneous Implantable Defibrillator
• Greenwich Hospital Medical Oncologist Discusses Cancer Treatment Options
• Pace Athlete Gebhardt Named Northeast-10 Lacrosse Player Of The Week
• Westchester Postpones Openings At County-Owned Golf Courses
• Pace University To Host 15th Annual PrideWorks Conference For LGBTQ Youth
• Knicks File Trademarks For Westchester D-League Team
• New York Ranks As Worst State For Taxpayers
• Greenburgh's Williams Advances With Albany In NCAA Men's Basketball
• YMCA Honors Greenwich Hospital CEO Frank A. Corvino At Gala
• Greenwich Hospital's Brauer Discusses Latest Treatments For Infertility
• Westchester Teens From YMCA Put Bill Before State Legislators
• New Rochelle Club Hosts Gala For Gift Of Life
• Port Chester Schools Work For Safer Walks For Students
• 329 Forest Ave. Is The Rye Daily Voice House Of The Week
• Family Continues To Search For Pelham Man, Missing 50 Days
• Rain, Sleet Dampen Westchester's Forecast For The Last Day Of Winter
• Pace Softball Continues Action In West Coast
• Astorino Blasts Cuomo Supporter For Controversial Comments
• Astorino Attacks Cuomo On Abortion Policy
• Income Gap In Westchester, Metro Area Among Nation's Widest
• Cuomo Reveals Results Of Driver's License Tax Violator Initiative
• Some Advisors For Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Are Against Presidential Run
• Playhouse Cancels Appearance By Ex-Con Actor, Yonkers Native Brancato
• Mount Kisco Masterpiece Stars In Manhattan Exhibition
• Registration Open For Rye Youth Rugby
• Pace Football Adds Four Assistant Coaches To Its Staff
• New Rochelle Author Chronicles Rise Of Magic's 'Showtime' Lakers
• Five Westchester Events You'll Want To Attend
• Westchester Residents At Hearing Split On Playland Proposal
• Circuit Problems Delay Metro-North Trains Near Stamford
• Accident Results In Delays On Hutchinson River Parkway
• Pace To Host Free Webinar On Nurse Education
• Two Contractors Severely Burned In Larchmont Fire
• Pace University, Urban Land Institute To Discuss University's Master Plan
• Empire City To Host Golden Gloves Boxing Event
• Greenburgh Police Charge Elmsford Man With Attempted Murder
• Accident Causes Delays On I-287 In White Plains
• White Plains High Grad Kilpatrick, Cincinnati Fall From NCAA Men's Tourney
• Mount Vernon's Cousins, Oklahoma Fall In NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
• Head-Shaving Event At Rye Roadhouse Will Aid Child-Cancer Fight
• Rye Couple Will Receive Arts Patron Award From ArtsWestchester
• 68th Annual CYP Basketball Tournament, Westchester Tradition, Starts Sunday
• Westchester Business Expo Draws Nearly 2,000 Attendees
• Where To Grab A Sweet Treat In Westchester
• Pace University Athlete Kaitlyn Lynch Named Swimmer Of The Year
• Westchester County Police Aerial Unit Makes Emergency Rescue
• Rye To Hold Vigil Friday For 2-Year-Old Jane Higgins
• Colder Air To Creep Into Westchester Forecast After Warm Start
• Local Officials Rally In Defense Of Tesla Car Manufacturer
• Rye Residents Hopeful Russian Sanctions Prevent Military Action
• Assistant Education Secretary Talks Reform In Westchester Visit
• Yonkers Celebrates The Irish With St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Baseball Legends Out In Full Force At County Center Card Show
• Rye Athletes Committing To Colleges Tops News This Week
• Spring Has Sprung, But Snow Is Likely To Return To Westchester
• Westchester Official Mae Carpenter To Receive Women's Hall Of Fame Award
• Spring is Here, Westchester! Plant an Ecosystem, Not Just A Garden
• Westchester County Association Welcomes Montefiore At Reception
• Cyberbullying Has Growing Footprint In Westchester
• Pace University Athletics To Host Hall Of Fame Dinner
• MTA Moves Forward With Video Cameras On Metro-North Trains
• Reports Say Malaysian Flight 370 Crashed Into Indian Ocean
• Yonkers Man Evades Police, Takes Fatal Fall
• Pace Names Design Build Team For Athletics Facilities
• Snow, Black Ice Set To Return To Westchester Tuesday
• Metro-North Finishes Upgrades To Signals At Curves And Bridges
• PETA Slams New York Jets' Signing Of Michael Vick
• Movie Production To Limit Parking In Rye On Tuesday
• Train Monitoring System Planned for Metro-North Railroad
• Nominations Sought For Westchester Sports Hall Of Fame
• Metro-North Informal Forums Coming To Westchester County
• Thomas O. Hagele, 90, Of Rye, Owned Rye Liquor Store
• Sekhri Joins Westchester Medical Center's Pain Management Team
• Accident At I-87, I-287 Split Results In Tuesday Morning Delays
• Some Good News, Bad News For Both Astorino, Cuomo In Latest Poll
• Storm Will Bring More Wind Than Snow To Westchester
• Pace University To Host Women's Leadership Panel
• Wind Advisory Issued For All Of Westchester County As Storm Blows In
• Registration Open For Westchester Co-Ed Spring Volleyball Tournament
• CBS Pilot 'Madam Secretary' Films In Rye
• Westchester Community College Program Earns Award From The Volunteer Center
• The Business Council of Westchester Seeks Nominations For 'Rising Stars'
• Rye YMCA Centennials To Play Harlem Ambassadors
• Two Rye Women Will Earn Honors From Volunteer Center
• 180 Highland Road Is The Rye Daily Voice House Of The Week
• Westchester County Towns Rank Among State's 'Hardest Working Places'
• Pace Lacrosse Falls Short To No. 2-Ranked Adelphi University
• Strong Winds In Westchester Increase Fire, Power Outage Threat
• Valhalla's Royal Monroe In Golf Foursome Playing Liberty Mutual Finals
• Collapsed Tractor Trailer Snarls Afternoon Commute On I-287
• Westchester Legislators OK Flight-Leasing Company For County Airport
• Rye Y Swim Team Wins Ninth Consecutive Championship
• Astorino Launches Video Offensive Against Cuomo
• Rye Brook Budget To Increase $216,000 In 2014-15
• Iona Graduates Create Six-Word Social Networking Site
• Westchester Legislators Question Rye Playland's Traffic And Parking Report
• Spectacular Pound Ridge Contemporary Is A Home For All Seasons
• Westchester Native, Manhattan Coach Masiello Placed On Leave By School
• Westchester Police Charge Woman With False Reporting In Alleged Stabbing
• Greenwich Hospital Executives To Present At Healthcare Compliance Institute
• Westchester Ranks No. 1 In New York For Healthiest Behaviors
• Iona College's Cluess Named Finalist For Top Mid-Major Coach
• Minimum Age To Buy Tobacco In Westchester Could Rise
• Westchester Native, NFL Star Ray Rice Charged With Aggravated Assault
• Deal On New York State Budget Could Come Soon
• Westchester Business Group Plans Tarrytown ACA Session
• Westchester Residents Take In New Metro-North President's Listening Tour
• Friends Of Library To Host 'My Doll And Me Afternoon Tea' In Port Chester
• Rye Student Releases Documentary On Utah Hoops Team
• Rye Parents Concerned About Common Core Standards
• Tag Sales Planned In Southern Westchester
• Study Links Westchester's Youth Flight To Lack Of Diversity
• Five Spots To Watch Opening Day In Westchester
• Pace University's Hall Of Fame Dinner To Stream Live
• Pace University Baseball Wins Northeast-10 Opener
• Plane That Took Off From Westchester Airport Makes Emergency Landing
• State Police Announce Results Of Westchester's I-684 Speed Detail
• Purple Crayon in Hastings Hosts Westchester 'Battle Of The Teen Bands'
• Westchester Set For Rainy Weekend, Snow Possible Overnight Sunday
• Westchester Passenger On Plane Hit By Bird: Pilot Did The 'Right Thing'
• Fire Chief Issues Apology To Greenburgh Supervisor For Anti-Semitic Remarks
• Borgia, Halas Co-Chair Westchester Families Task Force
• Westchester Child Care Council Announces Champions For Children Awards
• Pace Swimmers Selected To Northeast-10 Conference Winter All-Academic Team
• Betters Homes And Gardens Rand Realty Honored By Cartus
• Flood Watch Issued For Westchester
• Traffic Disruption in Rye From Filming Tops News This Week
• Sections Of Westchester Parkways Flooded As Weekend Rain Continues Sunday
• New Rochelle's Ray Rice Gets Married After Being Indicted For Assault
• Wrong Way Sprain Brook Parkway Driver Charged With DWI
• Sheep-To-Shawl Festival At Philipsburg Manor Kicks Off April 12
• Flood Watch Remains In Effect; 3 Inches Of Rain Recorded In Westchester
• Realtors' Fashion Show In New Rochelle To Aid Westchester Hunger Fight
• Operation Prom In Westchester Announces Dress Giveaway Dates
• Westchester Children's Museum Ready To Be Part Of New Playland
• Slick Conditions Lead To Morning Accidents In Westchester
• Daily Voice Seeks Experienced Controller
• Rye Teacher Sues District
• Astorino's Children To Boycott Common Core Exams
• Daily Voice Seeks Reporters
• Westchester Baseball Fans Welcome Mets' Opening Day
• Phelps Memorial Hospital To Host Wine-Tasting Benefit
• Westchester Library System Sponsors Multi-Language Book Fair