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Mount Pleasant, NY
Business
Town Board OKs Site Plan For New ShopRite In Westchester
A prominent site in Westchester is officially transitioning from a movie theater to a grocery store. The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved a site plan that will lead to the demolition of the Greenburgh Multiplex on Saw Mill River Road and replace it with a new ShopRite location, across from Sam’s Club. According to Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, the grocery store will be 75,711-square-feet, including an interior restaurant space and 10,765-square-feet of attached retail space. The project has been in the works since last year. Feiner said that “this is positive news for …
Mount Pleasant, NY
News
Covid-
19: Latimer In 'Complete Disagreement' With Town Supervisor Over Bicycle Sunday
Reports of overcrowding and improper social distancing on this year’s first Bicycle Sunday have been overblown, according to Westchester County Executive George Latimer. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner was critical of the county for allowing Bicycle Sunday to carry on, despite the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, releasing photos of groups of participants congregating together. According to Feiner, there were “significant incidents of failure to socially distance, and I estimated that 15 percent to 20 percent of the cyclists did not wear masks” on Sunday, May 3, Earlier story …
Mount Pleasant, NY
News
Covid-
19: Social Distancing Was Not Practiced At Bicycle Sunday, Town Supervisor Warns
Click here for a new, related story - COVID-19: Latimer In 'Complete Disagreement' With Town Supervisor Over Bicycle Sunday Bicycle Sundays made its grand return to Westchester this weekend, but participants didn’t practice proper social distancing, according to the official who conceptualized the event nearly five decades ago. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who has been advocating for a postponement of the start of Bicycle Sundays, is cautioning that cyclists weren’t being safe amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. According to Feiner, there were “significant incidents …
Rye, NY
News
Covid-
19: Westchester Will Stick With Bicycle Sundays Schedule
The show must go on. Despite the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Westchester County will continue its “Bicycle Sundays” schedule, which has become a popular tradition each summer. Westchester County Executive George Latimer announced this week that the tradition will continue this year, though it will look slightly different. This year, cyclists will be required to wear protective face masks on the bicycle trail, which includes a stretch of the Bronx River Parkway between White Plains and Yonkers. “This is not a mandatory requirement in the society but we’re going to make it mandatory if y…
Mount Pleasant, NY
Politics
Covid-
19: Town Supervisor Calls For Curbside Pickup Of Prescriptions In Westchester
In an effort to continue "flattening the curve" during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, a town supervisor in Westchester County is working to encourage pharmacies to offer curbside pickup. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said the idea was recommended to him by a committee of local doctors. The idea is for pharmacies to offer curbside pickup for customers. "I enthusiastically support the recommendation," Feiner said. Feiner said the plan is similar to how customers order currently when they pick up at the store, by either ordering online or by calling the store. The…
Mount Pleasant, NY
Business
Covid-
19: Panic Buying Sparks Call To Action From Town Supervisor In Westchester
The outbreak of the novel strain of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has led to "panic buying" as consumers have been racing to stores to stock up on staples. Many supermarkets have begun restricting the sale of certain goods and have sold out supplies of several items, including hand sanitizer, bleach and toilet paper. The issue has been occurring across the country, and many parts of the world, including in Europe and Australia. With fear overtaking facts when it comes to COVID-19, there's no end in sight. In fact, in some cases, fights have broken out over parking lot spaces or the few d…
Somers, NY
News
Support Pours In For Family Of Westchester Man Killed After Leaving To Buy Soup At Son's Job
Graciano Calderon was meeting his son for lunch in Westchester when he was struck and killed by a motorist while walking on the side of the road in Westchester last week. Calderon, 75, of White Plains, was walking on Tarrytown Road in Greenburgh to meet his son at his job on Friday, Jan. 24, when he was hit by a driver and later died from his injuries. Police said that the driver was heading eastbound on Tarrytown Road after turning from Old Kensico Road when Calderon was struck. The driver reportedly remained at the scene and assisted in the investigation. Now, the community is rally…
Pelham, NY
Traffic
Malfunctioning Traffic Signal Leads To 'Excessive' Delays At Four Corners In Hartsdale
A malfunctioning traffic light was the cause of heavy traffic and delays at Four Corners in Hartsdale. On Wednesday, Dec. 18, and Thursday, Dec. 19, motorists have experienced “excessive” traffic delays along West Hartsdale Avenue during the morning commute, Greenburgh Police Chief Joseph Ryan said. Ryan said that the cause of the delay has been identified as a switching malfunction at the Four Corners traffic signal. Crews from the New York State Department of Transportation responded to Four Corners on Thursday morning, Ryan said, and the problem has now been resolved. As a precaution,…
DV Plus - Westchester, NY
Politics
Incumbents, Especially Democrats, Defeat GOP On Interesting Local Election Night
Early election returns on Tuesday indicated that voters favored incumbents over challengers -- and Democrats over Republicans -- in several city mayoral races and in most of the 17 races for Westchester County Board of Legislators. Shortly after midnight, longtime Harrison Mayor Ronald Belmont had gained a slight lead over Democratic insurgent Frank Gordon. Although Republican Belmont once appeared at Westchester County Airport to greet then-President Barack Obama -- the anti-Trump factor played a near-spoiler role in Harrison and other towns dominated by Republicans. Unofficially…
Armonk, NY
Politics
Who Did You Vote For On Election Day In Westchester?
Many local municipalities held elections for town supervisors, village and city mayors, council members and judges on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Westchester County legislators also were up for re-election. Several towns had local propositions on their ballots. For expanded coverage of politics, schools and lifestyle, visit Daily Voice Plus With the onset of "early voting" in New York state, registered voters were able to cast votes since Friday, Oct. 26. Additional details about candidates on the ballot can be found by clicking here. Towns and Villages Across Westchester, Democrats enj…
DV Plus - Westchester, NY
Politics
This Politician's Unaccustomed To Challenges At The Polls
Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner will not say it out loud to news reporters, but he is facing his toughest challenge in many years on Tuesday, Nov. 5 Turnout for early voting in the town has been reported as strong and Feiner, a Democrat, has not had a challenge in the November general election since 2007. An estimated 1,300 residents already have voted. About 10,000 can be expected to vote townwide through Tuesday. The last time Feiner faced any opposition was in the 2013 Democratic primary election, which Feiner won. In earlier interviews, Feiner has acknowledged that independent …
DV Plus - Westchester, NY
Politics
What Is At Stake On Election Day In Westchester?
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, many local municipalities will be electing supervisors, mayors, council members and judges. Westchester County legislators also are up for re-election. Several towns also have local propositions on their ballot. With the onset of "early voting" in New York state, registered voters have been able to cast votes since Oct. 26. Additional details about who is on the ballot can be found by clicking here. Towns and Villages Across Westchester, Democrats enjoy control of most municipalities. However, Republican control of town boards remains strong in Harrison and Mount …
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