‘Two Henrys’ Reading In Armonk Explores Gay Man’s Ties To Partner’s Family

Members of the Hudson Stage Company will perform a reading of the historical fiction play "Two Henrys" on Friday night at the North Castle Public Library in Armonk. The play, according to the company, centers around a gay man named Henry who flies from New York to Florida to attend the funeral of a man called a "father figure he never knew."

IBM Launches Digital – Nation Africa: Invests $70 Million to Bring…

IBM Launches Digital - Nation Africa: Invests $70 Million to Bring Digital Skills to Africa with Free, Watson-Powered Skills Platform for 25 million people a "IBM Digital - Nation Africa" Education and Skills Initiative Expands IBM's Global Emphasis on "New Collar Jobs" a Program designed to reach up to 25 million people across Africa, supports development of skills required for career success in a knowledge-based economy Johannesburg, South Africa and Armonk, NY - 08 Feb 2017: IBM is investing $70 million in building much-needed digital, cloud, and cognitive IT skills to help support a 21st century workforce in Africa.

IBM Grants Rometty Record Bonus for 2016 After Shares Recover

IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty got her biggest bonus as head of the company last year after the shares rose about 21 percent, the first annual gain in four years. Rometty received a $4.95 million payout under her annual incentive plan, the largest since she was named CEO of International Business Machines Corp. in 2012, according to a regulatory filing from the Armonk, New York-based company.

IBM Grants Rometty Record Bonus for 2016 After Shares Recover

IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty got her biggest bonus as head of the company last year after the shares rose about 21 percent, the first annual gain in four years. Rometty received a $4.95 million payout under her annual incentive plan, the largest since she was named CEO of International Business Machines Corp. in 2012, according to a regulatory filing from the Armonk, New York-based company.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Columnist Dave Barry Returns To Westchester

Best-selling humorist and author Dave Barry will return to Westchester County this spring where he will speak before a live audience in his hometown of Armonk on Thursday, April 6, at the North Castle Public Library's Whippoorwill Hall, at 7:30 p.m. Barry is a columnist with the Miami Herald, which he joined in 1983. He attended elementary and middle school in Armonk, and was voted "Class Clown" when he graduated in 1965 from Pleasantville High School.

Be Prepared For Icy, Slick Roads On Drive Home In Armonk

Motorists who will be on the road during the Tuesday afternoon/evening commute should be prepared for slippery conditions on many roadways even as snowfall is winding down from west to east from a clipper system that arrived late in the morning. Snowfall has started to taper off in much of the area as commuters hit the road, but there will still be slick spots, and patches of ice, after the snowfall ends.