Westchester’s Magee, Head Of NY’s Most Powerful Teachers’ Union, Steps Down

The head of New York's most powerful teachers' union said Tuesday that she will step down from her post in April as head of NYSUT, which has 600,000 members. Karen Magee, who once served as head of the Harrison teachers' union in Westchester, said she intends to lead efforts made by other unions to strengthen the role of women in the workplace, according to lohud.com.

Lea Romanelli, 92, Former Longtime Harrison Resident

At the age of two, she emigrated with her parents to Montreal, Canada, passing through Ellis Island, N.Y. After living through the Great Depression and the hardships of World War II, Lea met and married Hector Romanelli on June 19, 1943, in Montreal. The family resided on Temple Street in Harrison from 1950 until 2001.
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Mariner Investment Group Llc Buys Magellan Midstream Partners LP, MPLX LP, Oneok Partners LP, …

Harrison, NY, based Investment company Mariner Investment Group Llc buys Magellan Midstream Partners LP, MPLX LP, ONEOK Partners LP, Spectra Energy Partners LP, TC Pipelines LP, Enterprise Products Partners LP, Plains All American Pipeline LP, Enbridge Energy Partners LP, EQT Midstream Partners LP, Buckeye Partners LP, sells PowerShares Exchange-Traded Fund Trust, SPDR S&P 500, Boulder Growth &ome Fund, Nuveen Seniorome Fund, Nuveen Credit Strategiesome Fund Shares of Ben during the 3-months ended 2016-12-31, according to the most recent filings of the investment company, Mariner Investment Group Llc. As of 2016-12-31, Mariner Investment Group Llc owns 77 stocks with a total value of $166 million.

Kevin Keane, Distinguished Stepinac Alum, Named Grand Marshal, White Plains St. Patrick’s Day Parade

... alumni; and Maryfaith Fortunate , mother of a Stepinac student. Keane's career with PFK O'Connor Davies, LLP of Harrison, where he serves as Managing Partner and member of the Executive Committee, has spanned more than 30 years . During his tenure, ...

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The Harrison Board of Education has revived the memory of a former U.S. president by voting to name its newest school - yet to be built - the Kennedy Elementary School, for John F. Kennedy. After Kennedy was killed by an assassin in November 1963, many governments and schools dedicated public facilities in the president's memory, as did the Harrison school board with its former high school stadium which stood at Warren and Dey Sts., then bearing the name of Mayor Frank E. Rodgers.