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Jenkins signs Westchester County tax relief for veterans, first responders
WHITE PLAINS -Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins has signed into law four new local laws increasing County property tax exemptions for eligible veterans, active-duty military members serving in combat zones, and surviving spouses of first responders who died in the line of…

On this day in Yonkers history…
Harry Truman on his October 29, 1948 trip to Yonkers, chatting with eleven year old Girl Scout Carol Bayerschmidt. She had just pinned a read feather on his chest. They are in Larkin Plaza for the Community Chest Drive. According to the Statesman, it was one of the largest crowds…

Metro-North Adds Trains for Foliage Season
Weekend service expanded through Nov. 8

Rising Oil Prices and Mounting Living Costs: How Can You Earn $78,800 a Month from Home with Bull DeFi?
Beyond Everyday Expenses: Exploring the Economics of Bull DeFi, Digital Assets, and Earning Income from Home When refueling a car means cutting other expenses, household finances become a pressing personal concern. For families in Yonkers and Westchester, finding extra income…

How to Choose the Right Luxury Car for You
Selecting a luxury vehicle is about matching a machine with your lifestyle. High-end cars deliver exceptional performance, top-tier comfort, and cutting-edge tech. With dozens of prestige brands competing for your attention, finding the ideal model requires clear priorities. You…

Paul Eldridge remembered in Putnam
CARMEL – Dozens of people gathered in the Putnam Office Building lobby in Carmel, honoring the county’s former longest-serving employee, who served in government for 49 years. On April 1, 1977, Paul Eldridge joined the Putnam workforce following a short stint in Rockland County…

Police: Gas leak repaired near the Morristown Green
Traffic is restored in both directions after Friday's emergency repairs, police said.

US judge tosses Trump lawsuit targeting pro-Palestinian protesters in NJ
Atthapon Niyom/Getty Images The Justice Department sued demonstrators who protested at a synagogue, under a law aimed at shielding abortion clinics. [ more › ]

New York’s Halloween Crisis: Missing White Teens
By: Dennis Richmond, Jr. As Halloween approaches, teenagers across New York are thinking about costumes, parties and where they will spend October 31. For other families, Halloween may arrive with an empty bedroom, an unanswered phone and the same painful question they have been…

LAWLER LEADS CAIT CONLEY 50-47 IN NEW POLL OF NY-17
A McLaughlin & Associates survey of 400 likely voters puts Lawler at 50 percent, ahead by 12 points with unaffiliated voters, and finds he is the only candidate in the race with a net-positive image. A new survey of New York’s 17th Congressional District shows Congressman Mike…