Two Suspects Arrested After Mount Kisco Knife Slashing

Two Mount Kisco residents have been arrested in connection with the slashing of a 36-year-old man on Lexington Avenue, according to Westchester County police. The 36-year-old suffered a “deep wound” to his left hand during the Monday morning attack and was taken to Northern Westchester Hospital Center for treatment, according to police.

Westchester Man Found Guilty Of Attempted Murder Following Shooting

A Yonkers man has been found guilty of attempted murder for his role in a shooting that left a woman without complete function of her left hand after more than six months. On Tuesday, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino announced that Yonkers resident Frank Kwaw, 25, was found guilty of multiple violent felonies following last year’s shooting of Jessica Scott.

Man Pleads Guilty To Rape, Robbery In Westchester Incidents

A homeless man from Valhalla is facing life in prison after pleading guilty to multiple felony charges that include rape and robbery, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino said Tuesday. Scarpino said that Akhim Blount, 37, has pleaded guilty to a 13-count indictment stemming back to several incidents in 2015.

Potential 2018 GOP candidates woo Conservatives

Potential Republican candidates for governor in 2018 are making overtures to state conservatives as they continue to mull their political futures on the statewide stage. Business restructuring expert Harry Wilson, a former candidate for state comptroller, addressed Conservative Party members at the party’s Political Action Conference in Colonie on Sunday, and Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, the GOP’s 2014 gubernatorial candidate, and Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro spoke Monday morning.

Columbia Radiation Oncologist Brings Multidisciplinary Care To Westchester

A new era of cancer care has arrived in Westchester County with the opening of the NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital Cancer Center in Bronxville. “The cancer center has transformed the nature of cancer care in our community,” said Dr. Henry J. Lee, who is chairman of the Department of Radiation Oncology at the hospital and a professor of radiation oncology at Columbia University Medical Center .

Editorial: Let NYC try limit on bags

Unless the state Legislature and Gov. Cuomo decide to interfere, New York City will be rolling out a smart program on Feb. 15 aimed at changing the habits of its 8.4 million residents regarding the use of disposable plastic bags. The measure would require stores in the five boroughs to charge a nickel for each non-reusable plastic and paper bag.

Hundreds March In Westchester For Unity, Against Trump Immigration Ban

Participants in the #Unity10591 march were reacting to President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including the ordering of a wall between the United States and Mexico, the suspension of resettling Syrian refugees and banning people from Syria. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – A march to show solidarity for immigrants drew hundreds of people to Sleepy Hollow on Sunday.

NY Police Searching For Man Sought For Crimes In 2 States

Police say they’re searching for a man considered armed and dangerous after he committed multiple crimes in New York and Connecticut before evading law enforcement. The unidentified suspect is wanted after police say he robbed a bank, stole a car and terrorized a family in suburban Westchester County among other crimes.

With plastic, students build life skills

… had to take questions from judges. Some teams came from as far away as the Capital District and Westchester County. Most teams were composed of 9-14 year olds, vying to advance to the Semifinal Tournament, set for Feb. 11 in Poughkeepsie. Students …

New York City Rare Bird Alert

Below is the New York City Rare Bird Alert for the week ending Friday, January 27, 2017: – RBA * New York * New York City, Long Island, Westchester County * Jan. 27, 2017 * NYNY1701.27 – Birds mentioned PINK-FOOTED GOOSE+ BARNACLE GOOSE+ TRUMPETER SWAN+ ROSS’S GULL+ MEW GULL+ GYRFALCON+ TOWNSEND’S SOLITAIRE+ PAINTED BUNTING+ Ross’s Goose Cackling Goose Tundra Swan Eurasian Wigeon Green-winged Teal King Eider Barrow’s Goldeneye Black Vulture SANDHILL CRANE Dovekie Razorbill Black-legged Kittiwake Black-headed Gull Glaucous Gull Red-headed Woodpecker Orange-crowned Warbler Yellow-breasted Chat Evening Grosbeak – Transcript If followed by please submit documentation of your report electronically and use the NYSARC online submission form found at You can also send reports and digital image files via email to nysarc44 nybirds{dot}org.

SPARC members meet Westchester Knicks

The Westchester Knicks stood shoulder to shoulder with some developmentally disabled individuals on the court before their game Friday at the Westchester County Center. The Knicks and the Raptors 905 were joined on the court during the National Anthem by members from SPARC, an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities engage in social activities.

City to pay out $8M after drunken off-duty cop shoots at two men

Two men who claim that a boozed up, off-duty cop shot at them for no reason will receive more than $8 million in settlement money from the city, officials confirmed. Hockey teammates Joseph Felice and Robert Borrelli were heading home from a game in Pelham in Westchester County in April 2014 when disgraced ex-NYPD Officer Brendan Cronin blasted 14 rounds at their car.

Pace Basketball Heads Back To School With Community Outreach Day

The Pace University men’s basketball team, the Setters, visited William B. Ward Elementary school in New Rochelle earlier this month, and spent a day reading and interacting with students of all ages. Ward Elementary, which is the largest elementary school in Westchester County with an enrollment of over 1,000 students, has unique ties to the Pace men’s basketball program: Pace assistant coach Nat Harris currently serves as the school’s dean of students.

Former city hospitals’ chief to join Northwell Health

Dr. Ram Raju, former chief executive of NYC Health + Hospitals, will become senior vice president and community health investment officer at Northwell Health, a newly created position. In his new role, Raju, who resigned from the city’s public health system two months ago, will assess the most vulnerable communities Northwell serves on Long Island, in New York City and in Westchester County.

NY police searching for man sought for crimes in 2 states

Police say they’re searching for a man considered armed and dangerous after he committed multiple crimes in New York and Connecticut before evading law enforcement. The unidentified suspect is wanted after police say he robbed a bank, stole a car and terrorized a family in suburban Westchester County among other crimes.