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Poughkeepsie Teen In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car Poughkeepsie Teen In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car Poughkeepsie Teen In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car
Poughkeepsie Teen In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- A 15-year-old Poughkeepsie girl is in critical condition after being hit by a car while walking on South Chodikee Lake Road in Highland on Monday, according to the Lloyd Police Department. The girl was struck by a 51-year-old Highland man as he was traveling southbound in his 1999 Honda Accord around 7 p.m., police said. The girl was flown to Westchester Medical Center with serious head and leg injuries where she is listed in critical conditions, police added.  The road was closed for more than five hours while police investigated the scene.  The accident is currentl…
Services Scheduled For Scarsdale Doctor Who Died In House Fire Services Scheduled For Scarsdale Doctor Who Died In House Fire Services Scheduled For Scarsdale Doctor Who Died In House Fire
Services Scheduled For Scarsdale Doctor Who Died In House Fire SCARSDALE, N.Y. --  Funeral services have been set for Dr. John Salimbene who perished in a fire that ripped through the family's Scarsdale Boulevard home Sunday afternoon on his 85th birthday. Calling hours will be held from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday at Westchester Funeral Home, 190 Main St., Eastchester. A funeral Mass will follow Monday at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 8 Carman Road, Scarsdale, where the popular doctor was a longtime member.  Salimbene, along with his wife Marie, were inside the home when the fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. Marie was able to …
Rockland County Legislators Pass Budget With First Tax Cut In 11 Years Rockland County Legislators Pass Budget With First Tax Cut In 11 Years Rockland County Legislators Pass Budget With First Tax Cut In 11 Years
Rockland County Legislators Pass Budget With First Tax Cut In 11 Years ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Rockland County Legislature passed a $705 million 2017 budget that for the first time in 11 years provides a modest property tax break for homeowners. The amendments added to the original budget presented by County Executive Ed Day resulted in a 0.43 percent tax cut next year, the first cut since 2007. The amended budget was approved on Tuesday by an 11-6 vote of county legislators. The amended budget also restores about $1.3 million for 31 nonprofit organizations, including the Child Care Resources, Keep Rockland Beautiful, the Legal Aid Society, Cornell Cooper…
Mahopac Shopping Center Overhaul Gets Key Approval Mahopac Shopping Center Overhaul Gets Key Approval Mahopac Shopping Center Overhaul Gets Key Approval
Mahopac Shopping Center Overhaul Gets Key Approval MAHOPAC, N.Y. -- Shoppers and residents alike will be happy to hear the developers planning an overhaul of the rundown Lake Plaza Shopping Center in Mahopac recently jumped a major hurtle by receiving final site plan approval from the Town of Carmel. Central to the redevelopment plan is the construction of a new 54,000-square-foot Stop & Shop as the anchor store. But before the Heidenberg Properties can begin construction on the new center, they will demolish the existing Key Food supermarket and the CVS Pharmacy. The new building footprint will be over 20,000-square-feet larger than t…
Turkeys Needed For Veterans Holiday Food Bags In Sloatsburg Turkeys Needed For Veterans Holiday Food Bags In Sloatsburg Turkeys Needed For Veterans Holiday Food Bags In Sloatsburg
Turkeys Needed For Veterans Holiday Food Bags In Sloatsburg SLOATSBURG, N.Y. --  Four years ago Richard Jarcho decided he wanted to do something special to give back to the what he calls the "forgotten" veterans in Sloatsburg and the surrounding communities.  That something special has turned out to be one of the biggest food giveaways that happens at least four times a year to needy veterans throughout the area.  "The first year we collected enough turkeys for 35 veterans," said Richard Jarcho of Spring Valley who founded what's called the Veterans Angels Foundation. "This year we hope to top 200 dinners during our annual h…
Scarsdale Doctor Who Perished In Fire Died On His 85th Birthday Scarsdale Doctor Who Perished In Fire Died On His 85th Birthday Scarsdale Doctor Who Perished In Fire Died On His 85th Birthday
Scarsdale Doctor Who Perished In Fire Died On His 85th Birthday SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Dr. John Salimbene, who perished in a fire that ripped through the family's Scarsdale Boulevard home Sunday evening, turned 85 on the day he died, his son Michael Salimbene told News 12. Salimbene, along with his wife Marie, were inside the home when the fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. Marie was able to make it out of the house with serious burns, but her husband, who was believed to be in the basement, was trapped. Scarsdale Fire Chief James Seymour said the medical examiner had made a positive identification of the body as being Dr. Salimbene.  Marie Salimbene remains …
Whole Foods Donates $15,000 to Westchester County Children's Museum Whole Foods Donates $15,000 to Westchester County Children's Museum Whole Foods Donates $15,000 to Westchester County Children's Museum
Whole Foods Donates $15,000 to Westchester County Children's Museum RYE, N.Y. -- Toddlers who enjoy a weekly interactive educational and recreational program at the Westchester Children’s Museum in Rye, don't know that all the fun they are having was made possible through a donation by Whole Foods Westchester. The market, known for it's healthy, organic options, presented the museum with $15,000 to sponsor the program that is a favorite with the area's little ones, according to Museum Executive Director Tracy Kay. The company raised the proceeds by sponsoring a community giving  day in which five percent of the net proceeds from the company's three Westches…
Greenburgh Gets Huge Response To Distribution Of Road Safety Reflectors Greenburgh Gets Huge Response To Distribution Of Road Safety Reflectors Greenburgh Gets Huge Response To Distribution Of Road Safety Reflectors
Greenburgh Gets Huge Response To Distribution Of Road Safety Reflectors GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- If you notice bright green lights moving around Greenburgh streets at night, don't worry, it's just a pedestrian making sure they can be seen by drivers. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner got the idea for the bands when local civic activist Murray Bodin spoke about the problem with pedestrians wearing dark clothing at night. "I hadn't thought about the problem before Murray Bodin highlighted the issue," Feiner said. "But now that I'm paying attention to the issue, I see pedestrians walking wearing dark clothing almost nightly. And, it's scary." That …
Scarsdale Fire Victim Died On His 85th Birthday, Had Seven Children Scarsdale Fire Victim Died On His 85th Birthday, Had Seven Children Scarsdale Fire Victim Died On His 85th Birthday, Had Seven Children
Scarsdale Fire Victim Died On His 85th Birthday, Had Seven Children SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Dr. John Salimbene, who perished in a fire that ripped through the family's Scarsdale Boulevard home Sunday evening, turned 85 on the day he died, his son Michael Salimbene told News 12. Salimbene, along with his wife Marie, were inside the home when the fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. Marie was able to make it out of the house with serious burns, but her husband, who was believed to be in the basement, was trapped. Scarsdale Fire Chief James Seymour said the medical examiner had made a positive identification of the body as being Dr. Salimbene.  Marie Salimbene remains …
Leonard B. Sand, Yonkers Segregation Case Judge, Dies At 88 Leonard B. Sand, Yonkers Segregation Case Judge, Dies At 88 Leonard B. Sand, Yonkers Segregation Case Judge, Dies At 88
Leonard B. Sand, Yonkers Segregation Case Judge, Dies At 88 YONKERS, N.Y. -- Leonard B. Sand, 88, of Sleepy Hollow, best known as the federal judge who presided over the landmark case in which he found Yonkers officials had intentionally segregated public housing and schools, died on Saturday, Dec. 3, according to the New York Times. Sand, who also lived in Pound Ridge for many years, was best known for his work on the Yonkers case in which he ordered the city to come up with a plan that would offer low and moderate-income housing in mostly white neighborhoods. In addition, he ordered a school desegregation that included providing magnet schools and …
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