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Written by Mike Smith
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 17:14 |
 Youth baseball staple bestowed first-pitch honor
If there’s one thing that Al Tarcinale hates, it’s when his age gets misreported. The Scarsdale resident has been on this earth for nearly a century, but heaven forbid someone mistakenly reports that the longtime baseball man is 99 years old. As Tarcinale himself states, that just simply isn’t the case.
He’s 99 years young.
The reason Tarcinale’s age has become something of a sticking point over the last few weeks is that the longtime Westchester resident has found himself at the center of some pretty momentous events.
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Written by Paige Rentz
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 17:24 |
BWAWP hopes to extend initiative to other municipalities
The Village of Mamaroneck has emerged as a leader among area communities in the effort to promote bicycling locally.
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Written by Greg Maker
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 17:36 |
SUNY Purchase cites decrease in freshmen residents, increase in commuters
As incoming freshman Matthew Desanctis arrived at SUNY Purchase Saturday morning after a six-hour ride with his father, he was well aware that life now holds fewer guarantees than it did for past students.
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Written by Mayor Douglas French
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 17:26 |
Now it’s time to hear from you
Last summer all around Westchester and Rye, residents began calling for “tax relief.” This past November in the 2010 budget submission, the city manager called for a “reset of local government.” And in my State-of-the-City address in January I called for the necessary changes that will create “fiscal sustainability.” As a result, the City Council and I took the unique step of starting public budget sessions in June – five months earlier than usual. Now it’s your turn – it is time for your voice to be heard.
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Written by Mark Lungariello
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 17:40 |
Two kickoffs were about to take place at the new Meadowlands – one kickoff signaling the start of a soccer match, the other kicking off a new era in tailgating. Purchase resident Mark Lobel had butterflies last Tuesday, Aug. 10 before the USA-Brazil soccer game, a game where his family was set to unveil tailgating grilling stations outside of the East Rutherford, N.J. football stadium. Any new business venture comes with nerves, but Tuesday had concerns of another brutally humid forecast.
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