Hundreds pack ‘Ask Astorino Forum’ about Indian Point

About 200 people attended a town hall meeting Wednesday night with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, wanting to know more about the planned closing of About 200 people attended a town hall meeting Wednesday night with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, wanting to know more about the planned closing of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in 2021. CORTLANDT – About 200 people attended a town hall meeting Wednesday night with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, wanting to know more about the planned closing of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in 2021.

County Executive, Supervisor Puglisi Discuss Indian Point Closure

Cortlandt residents interested in how the closure of Indian Point may affect them and what is being done to mitigate the impact, will want to attend a forum Wednesday with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino. The forum, the first “Ask Astorino” meeting since the announcement of the closure, will offer residents a chance to ask questions about the impact.

Enjoy Winter Sports in Westchester County Parks

Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino has announced that, weather permitting, Westchester residents can enjoy ice skating, cross country skiing, ice fishing and sledding at many county park locations. “Don’t let the cold weather keep you inside this winter,” Astorino said.

02/10 Celebrate Awards Season at Marquee Night, the Picture House Winter Party 7 PM

Friday, February 10th marks the start of a new tradition for the Picture House Regional Film Center as the non-profit, independent movie theater celebrates awards season with their first-ever Academy Awards pre-party. Marquee Night – TPH’s winter party fundraiser will unite film lovers from throughout Westchester County as they don their best “Red Carpet Ready” attire for dancing, dinner, and more at the beautiful Glen Island Harbour Club overlooking Long Island Sound.

Filling the energy gap once Indian Point closes

New Yorkers have called for the closing of Indian Point Energy Center for years. Located on the Hudson River in Buchanan, Westchester County, the plant is just 30 miles away from New York City as the crow flies, and residents familiar with Chernobyl and Three Mile Island have long feared a disaster there.