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The nonprofit's family preventive services component makes its impact at the annual festive barbecue, which sends "a powerful message," according to the school. "Education is the best way for children to rise above adversity and achieve success," explained Paul Martin, director of preventive services at the Yonkers agency, which supports 11,000 children, adults and families in the New York metropolitan area.
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A Yonkers father is facing charges after he allegedly left his two young children locked in a car with the windows up. An off-duty police officer spotted Jarad Shoaib's children, ages 1 and 3, inside the vehicle in the Bronx on Friday afternoon.
... Feiner explained. They also have seen demonstrations by the county bomb squad and aviation unit, the Greenburgh and Yonkers K-9 units, the Hudson River Marine Units and the Greenburgh SWAT/Tech Rescue teams. They've also gone to Washington, D.C., to ...
Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino is reminding residents that health department vaccine clinics are open on Fridays all summer long to help families prepare for jobs, camp and the next school year. The Westchester County Health Department will provide free immunizations by appointment on Fridays in White Plains and Yonkers to adults, children and students of all ages who are uninsured or whose insurance doesn't cover vaccines.
... what foods they like and what they would like to see at the market the following week. A few miles to the north in Yonkers, another farmer's market takes place at Van der Donck Park on Fridays from noon to 5 p.m. through October. It offers seasonal ...
The United Way of Westchester and Putnam kicked off its "United To Read" campaign today at the Riverfront Library in Yonkers. The program wants make sure parents in all income levels are talking to their children, getting them the health care they need, and reading to their children starting at birth.