Woman Bites Officer at DJ Tiesto Concert on Governors Island, NYPD Says

A woman grooving to the electronic dance godfather DJ Tisto on Independence Day bit a female officer on the arm when she tried to boot the concertgoer from the show, the NYPD said. Christianna Sigliano, 30, of West Harrison, New York, was arrested and charged with felony assault, according to a complaint from the Manhattan District Attorney's office.

Air Quality Alert In Effect For Harrison

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an air quality health advisory for Westchester and Rockland on Sunday. Air quality levels in outdoor air are predicted to be greater than an air quality index value of 100 for ozone, the National Weather Service said.

Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery Of Harrison Pharmacy

Police said that Christopher Johnson of 2363 26th St. in Astoria, N.Y., was charged in connection with Sunday's 8:35 a.m. robbery of 1,600 prescription pills at Trotta's Pharmacy at 15 Halstead Ave. Johnson was taken into custody shortly after the robbery by Harrison police officers in the 400 block of Carroll Avenue in Mamarroneck, police said. The black handgun displayed at the scene of the crime was recovered during the arrest.

Harrison ‘Home Stager’ Wins Top Award From International Group

The International Association of Home Staging Professionals recently presented Harrison resident Claire Palermo Flower with its "Best Occupied Home Staging Award." Flower was given the award at the IAHSP Educational Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where hundreds of Home Stagers from across North America, Europe and Asia gathered.

Greatest Blaze opens first showroom

From left, Co-founder John Heffernan Jr. and Head of Digital Innovation Lindsay O'Neill, Co-founder Paul Borde, COO Kathleen Long, and Head of Sales K.G. Haggerty pose at the new Greatest Blaze & Co. showroom in Harrison, N.Y., Monday, March 6, 2017.

Lowey Meets With Leaders About Anti-Semitic Threats Against Jewish Centers

From left, JCC Rockland CEO David Kirtschel; Congresswoman Nita Lowey; JCC of Mid-Westchester Executive Director Karen Kolodny; and JCC On The Hudson Executive Director Frank Hassid at Monday's roundtable discussion on bomb threats against JCCs. HARRISON, N.Y. -- Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey , Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Committee, Monday hosted a roundtable discussion with local Jewish leaders at the Jewish Community Center on the Hudson in Tarrytown to discuss the wave of 120 bomb threats made against JCCs and Jewish schools across the country.