My wife and I recently set some sort of minor record. We attended three concerts in one week featuring two brothers, Colin and Eric Jacobsen, with fellow musicians, who demonstrated that the future of classical music is very much alive and well.
Come September, Rye families count on Summerfest, “a field day of fun”, to cap off the Labor Day weekend.
Developers of the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, which reopened with a Bob Dylan concert this week, has preserved its best features while enhancing sound and light elements.
The Rye Lions Club invites nominations of deserving individuals for consideration to receive the James A. and Marian M. Shea Community Service Award.
Hadassah of Westchester will celebrate Hadassah’s 100th anniversary with a Centennial Luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton in White Plains on Sunday, September 30.
On a recent morning trip to McGuire’s, a/k/a Jerry’s Post Road Market, for the newspaper, a profoundly eerie thing happened to me.
Deadline day is nearing. City Council is expected to vote Wednesday on up to $4 million in capital construction projects to be placed on the November 6 ballot.
A 72-year-old woman was attacked August 27 in her apartment in the 4000 building at The Osborn retirement community at 411 Theodore Fremd Avenue.
The City Council on Wednesday directed its city manager to draft a commercial real estate broker agreement by the September 12 meeting to help sell the city-owned building at 1037 Boston Post Road.
Even though this year is the bicentennial of the War of 1812, it is surprising how many of us know so little about the causes, battles, and outcomes of the war.
