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Lions Club of Somers Holding Annual Family Picnic Lions Club of Somers Holding Annual Family Picnic
Lions Club of Somers Holding Annual Family Picnic SOMERS, N.Y. -- The Lions Club of Somers is hosting its third annual family picnic on Sunday, Aug. 30, at Reis Park, the organization has announced. The event, which starts at 2 p.m., is open to Lions and "their greater families," the club said. Reis Park is at 82 Primrose St. (Rte. 139) in Somers. For more information about the club or the event, visit www.somerslionsclub.org, or call (914)-http://www.somerslionsclub.org302-4546,
Ex-State Rep. Christina Ayala Rejects Plea Deal, Heads To Court Ex-State Rep. Christina Ayala Rejects Plea Deal, Heads To Court
Ex-State Rep. Christina Ayala Rejects Plea Deal, Heads To Court BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Former State Rep. Christina Ayala, who is accused of voter fraud, has rejected a plea deal and will go on trial in September, according to a report in ctpost.com. Ayala, 31, a Democrat from Bridgeport, had represented the 128th District. Despite being under investigation, she ran in a primary last year but lost. Facing eight counts, she rejected the deal Thursday, ctpost.com reported. According to ctpost.com, Ayala is accused of voting in districts she did not live, other election law violations, and tampering with evidence. The seat in the 128th District is n…
United Water Warns New Rochelle Customers About Phone Scams United Water Warns New Rochelle Customers About Phone Scams
United Water Warns New Rochelle Customers About Phone Scams WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- United Water is warning customers to beware of phone scams. The water company said that recently a few customers have received questionable calls requesting payment for overdue bills. United Water is advising the recipients of suspicious calls to hang up and call customer service at either (877)-266-9109, or (877)-426-8969. If someone comes to the house claiming to be from the company, customers should know that United Water employees wear uniforms and ID badges with the company name and logo, it said. The badge shows the employee’s color photograph, name,…
Greenwich Mogul Shakes Up Art World With Sale Of Magazine, Merger Greenwich Mogul Shakes Up Art World With Sale Of Magazine, Merger
Greenwich Mogul Shakes Up Art World With Sale Of Magazine, Merger GREENWICH, CONN. -- In a complex move that is reverberating throughout the art world, Greenwich resident Peter Brant announced Wednesday that he has agreed to sell specialty magazine Art in America to the company that owns ARTnews, The New York Times reported. The two publications will be owned by the same company, but will be merged online as artnews.com, the Times reported. Brant, a newsprint mogul and contemporary art collector who has owned Art in America since 1983, will gain a controlling stake in the conglomeration, the Times said. According to the magazine’s website, the merg…
Driver Slams Car Into Telephone Pole In New Rochelle Driver Slams Car Into Telephone Pole In New Rochelle
Driver Slams Car Into Telephone Pole In New Rochelle NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- A driver who apparently fell asleep at the wheel crashed his car into a telephone pole on Barnard Road in New Rochelle around 12:30 a.m., Thursday, according to News 12. The pole was split in half and Con Ed crews were dispatched to replace it, News 12 said. No power was lost in the area, the report noted. To read the complete story, click here.
Peekskill Mayor Seeks Improvements At Train Station, Wants MTA Meeting Peekskill Mayor Seeks Improvements At Train Station, Wants MTA Meeting
Peekskill Mayor Seeks Improvements At Train Station, Wants MTA Meeting PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Peekskill Mayor Frank Catalina has reached out to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to reiterate the city’s request for a meeting on the agency’s promise to improve commuter services. The city received an outline of the agency’s 2015-18 financial plan last August, and has yet to meet with MTA officials, Catalina said in his letter. Catalina, in a letter to Thomas F. Prendergast, the MTA’s chairman and chief executive officer, said several unsuccessful attempts to schedule the meeting finally led the City Council to pass a resolution requesting a response from …
State DOT Plans I-95 Repaving Project In Bridgeport, Fairfield In 2016 State DOT Plans I-95 Repaving Project In Bridgeport, Fairfield In 2016
State DOT Plans I-95 Repaving Project In Bridgeport, Fairfield In 2016 FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- A section of I-95 in Fairfield and Bridgeport has been selected for a pavement preservation project in 2016, according to the Connecticut Department of Transportation. The DOT plans to “mill and fill” the 4.2-mile-long part of the highway between the New England Avenue and the Beardsley Avenue overpasses. The project includes work on the off- and on-ramps, it said. The DOT will also be making minor repairs to bridges over Metro-North and a street in Bridgeport. If ramps have to be closed during construction, detour routes will be provided. Design work sh…
Peekskill Democrats' Vision For City Includes Quality-Of-Life Task Force Peekskill Democrats' Vision For City Includes Quality-Of-Life Task Force
Peekskill Democrats' Vision For City Includes Quality-Of-Life Task Force PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Democratic candidates in Peekskill have rolled out a campaign platform which they say will appeal to both young families and retirees. Running for mayor is Kenneth Martin, a Westside neighborhood activist. Seeking re-election to the Common Council are Kathleen Talbot and Vivian McKenzie, owner of Kathleen's Tea Room. Newcomer Andre “Noodle” Rainey, who owns an entertainment company, is also running for a spot on the council. The Democrats’ “Positively Peekskill” agenda has six key goals based on issues raised by city residents, they said in a press release. These a…
Woman Hit By Van On Central Avenue In Yonkers Woman Hit By Van On Central Avenue In Yonkers
Woman Hit By Van On Central Avenue In Yonkers YONKERS, N.Y. -- A woman was struck by a van in Yonkers early Wednesday morning, according to a report by News 12. The victim was hit on Central Avenue near the entrance ramp of the Cross County Parkway around midnight, News 12 reported. She was taken to Jacobi Medical Center and is said to be in serious condition. News 12 said it was told by a witness to the incident that the van’s driver was questioned by police, but not arrested.
Blumenthal, Murphy Demand End To 'Default' Gun Sales After Charleston Blumenthal, Murphy Demand End To 'Default' Gun Sales After Charleston
Blumenthal, Murphy Demand End To 'Default' Gun Sales After Charleston FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- Connecticut's two U.S. senators and 11 of their colleagues, are urging gun dealers to stop selling firearms to anyone who does not first pass a background check. Democratic U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy made their plea for the halting of “default” sales in the wake of recent tragedies such as the June 17 shooting at a historic black church Charleston, S.C., that left nine people dead. In “default” sale cases, after a background check indicates that a gun purchaser may have a criminal record, the Federal Bureau of Investigation steps in. If the…
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