A Q&A with WVOX’s Bill O’Shaughnessy
The radio station head honcho discusses the state of Westchester media.
Westchester Green Business Challenge gets $540K grant
The Westchester Green Business Challenge gets a boost from a state grant to expand programs over three years.
Purchase residents will decide fate of library
A court battle focuses on if a nonprofit is tied to its tenant, a public library.
Pro-fracking group holds Binghamton protest
The Joint Landowners Coalition of New York Inc. says it drew 600 people to the event.
Concerns raised over private Playland operator
Former Gov. Mario Cuomo died Jan. 1, but the flags were not lowered at county-owned Playland until the following Monday,...
State hearings set for natural gas pipeline
The Department of Environmental Conservation will hear comments on the proposed expansion of the Algonquin gas pipeline.
IBM: Cyberattacks down in 2014
Studies show cyberattacks dropped in 2014, although hackers still made off with 61 million customer records.
Westchester graduation rates mirror public school inequity
Graduation rates are lower in Westchester County schools with higher percentages of reduced-price lunch eligibility.
New map shows economic divide in Westchester public schools
Community Housing Innovations Inc. shows stark contrast among districts in the percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunches.
Can New Rochelle city yard stay in Echo Bay?
As New Rochelle considers using eminent domain to relocate a city yard, the option of leaving the yard in Echo...
