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Meet WHS’s Newest Principal: Mr. D’Amico!

You’ve probably seen him around the school already, chatting with students, meeting with teachers, and speaking at assemblies. Since Dr. Robert O’Donnell retired in June of 2026, someone new has come to fill his shoes. Mr. James D’Amico, WHS‘s newest principal, has been putting in overtime to get to know our school. It’s only fair, then, that we have a chance to get to know him, too.

Wilton, CT · 1d

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Six Westchester Diners Where Regulars Still Know Your Order After Thirty Years

Some diners serve breakfast. Others serve the same breakfast to the same people for decades, and the staff can tell when you want your eggs a little different today. Westchester County is lucky to have a handful of these places, spread from the Sound Shore to the Hudson River towns. A few have been around since the 1930s and 1970s, while others have built followings of guests who have been sliding into the same booths for thirty, forty, even fifty years.

Westchester County, NY · 14h

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Kouzina opening second Greek taverna location in Fairfield this winter

Kouzina opening second Greek taverna location in Fairfield this winter Kouzina is opening its second Greek taverna location this winter at 52 Sanford Street in ... The post Kouzina opening second Greek taverna location in Fairfield this winter first appeared on Finding Connecticut .

Fairfield, CT · 1d

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What makes this Westchester bakery the best for Thanksgiving pies

It's the sights, smells, tastes and sense of nostalgia that make Galloway's Bakery in Scarsdale special. This third-generation bakery, which dates to the late 1940s and is run by the founder's granddaughter, Shannon Galloway, is pretty much exactly as it's always been, which Galloway said is key to its success. (For the record, the website says 1956, but Galloway said she found evidence it was earlier.) "We're plain and simple," she said. "Everything is made by hand. And because we've never branched out, we've stuck to what we do best." That means pies — lots of them, from cherry to coconut to chocolate cream — alongside cakes, cookies, doughnuts, breads, buns and Danish rings. The bakery, which started as a luncheonette in Bronxville before segueing to a spot in Hartsdale, takes pride in keeping to its origins. Ads from The Bronxville Reporter dating to 1952, in fact, list the exact pies that are sold now, among them deep dish apple, chocolate cream and lemon meringue. More: 6 Surprising spots for Thanksgiving pies in Westchester, Rockland All recipes are exactly the same as what existed when Galloway's grandfather, Fred, started the business with wife Marjorie. The two, who were open six

Scarsdale, NY · 1d

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Small Town Politics in “The Friendly Village”

Mamaroneck voters got a rare glimpse behind the closed-door anonymity of local politics just days before the most recent general election: With three candidates for village trustee and no opponents, the Village’s political bosses were shocked by the appearance of an election flyer backing only two of the three “endorsed” candidates.

Mamaroneck, NY · 2d

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Over 400 Gather in Westchester for “Gather for Gaza” Community Bazaar

The community-led initiative responds to compounding humanitarian disasters in Gaza, where families face severe seasonal flooding, lack of winterized shelter, and a collapsed medical infrastructure. The region currently shelters an estimated 70,000 orphaned children and remains home to the world’s largest population of child amputees. Organized by Seeds of...

Westchester County, NY · 1d

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Nana’s Wonderland lights up former Rite Aid space in East Northport

Greater Huntington coverage is funded in part by The Farm Italy, a striking neighborhood restaurant and cocktail bar bringing the simplicity, beauty and seasonal freshness of Italian dining to Huntington. Explore The Farm Italy →. First Look. The former Rite Aid on Larkfield Road is trading pharmacy aisles for slides,...

East Northport, NY · 2d

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Roadwork projects in Lewisboro and North Salem create traffic headaches for residents

Three NYS Department of Transporation culvert repair projects underway in Lewisboro and North Salem are causing delays, detours and frustration for residents who say traffic is spilling onto local roads.

Lewisboro, NY · 12h

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Glen Cove City Council approves towing rate increase

The Glen Cove City Council approved increases to towing and vehicle storage fees at its Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting. The increases raise the cost of towing a vehicle for the first mile to $185, while flatbed towing will cost $310. Each additional mile will cost $10. Outdoor vehicle storage will...

Glen Cove, NY · 2d

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$178M Development Bringing More Affordable Housing To White Plains Now Under Construction

Construction has begun on a $178 million apartment complex in Westchester County that will bring nearly 300 new homes, retail space, and a public park close to a Metro-North train station. The development, called North White Plains, is located at 20 Haarlem Ave. and features 296 apartments acr…

White Plains, NY · 2d

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Norwalk High School students can earn college degrees for free

Students at Norwalk High School can take free DMACC classes and even earn an Associates of Arts (A.A.) degree or Associate of Science (A.S.) degree. “There’s a lot of different paths that you could go down and different opportunities for you to take,” said Jessica Garrison, the college and career counselor who oversees the DMACC program. “Your counselor can give you all of that good information to get started.”

Norwalk, CT · 2d

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Tide Mill Yacht Basin Has a Buyer, Who Intends to Preserve Property’s Historic Red Mill Building

After three-plus years on the market, the Tide Mill Yacht Basin has a buyer. The 2.58-acre property at 191 Kirby Lane, which includes the historic red mill building, sold for $8.5 million. Nicole Ball, the real estate agent representing the buyers, said her clients’ names were confidential, but said it’s...

Rye, NY · 1d

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A La Bussola Regular Gave Her Kidney to the Glen Cove Restaurant's Manager

For years, Susanne and Dan Deegan of Sea Cliff have eaten at La Bussola, the Italian restaurant on School Street in Glen Cove. This past March, Susanne Deegan gave one of her kidneys to the man who runs its dining room, manager David Geliashvili. Northwell Health, which performed both operations, published the account of how it came together on November 10.

Glen Cove, NY · 2d

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Patton Oswalt set to bring the laughs to Huntington

Patton Oswalt, with his quick wit, started as a stand-up comedian in 1988. His career took off after getting a break as a sketch comedy writer for MADtv and starring in his own 1996 comedy special for HBO. He has released ten stand-up specials and won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special and a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for his Netflix special Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping (2016). Now, on Nov. 19, 2026, Oswalt brings his award-winning stand-up to The Paramount in Huntington. When he was asked what’s in store for fans at that show, he said, “Brand-new material that I’m working on. Whatever is going on in my life, I will be talking about it as clumsily and honestly as I can.”

Huntington, NY · 1d

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Glen Cove senior citizen fears losing home amid nearly two-year insurance battle

After pipes leaked and caused catastrophic flooding in December 2024, the house was gutted down to the studs.

Glen Cove, NY · 2d

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The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA to perform at the Capitol Theatre

The Capitol Theatre announced The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA this week. Tickets are on sale now via thecapitoltheatre.com The Concert: A Tribute to ABBACapitol… The post The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA to perform at the Capitol Theatre first appeared on Finding The Hudson Valley .

Port Chester, NY · 2d

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District Music Hall Weekly Round up: Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox announced

District Music Hall Weekly Round up: Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox announced District Music Hall announced Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox this week. Tickets are on sale ... The post District Music Hall Weekly Round up: Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox announced first appeared on Finding Connecticut .

Norwalk, CT · 17h

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Huntington Contractor Passed Off Fake Pool Permit To Homeowner: DA

A Long Island contractor gave a homeowner a forged building permit for a backyard pool project that had never even been submitted to the town for approval, Suffolk County prosecutors said. Robert Cortese, 39, of Huntington, and his company, Tool Time Construction Inc., pleaded guilty in connection w…

Huntington, NY · 13h

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South Carolina Scores 2028 Verbal From Distance Ace Jane Chevalier

South Carolina Scores 2028 Verbal From Distance Ace Jane Chevalier. NEW COMMIT: The University of South Carolina has landed an impressive verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Larchmont, N.Y. native Jane Chevalier. Chevalier is one of the top distance swimmers in this class. She will join Ella Hafner in Columbia...

Columbia, SC · 21h

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2026 Junior Formal Moves to Westchester Manor

Junior Formal has always been an opportunity for students to dress up and socialize with one another. In the past, it has always taken place in the Cochran gym. This year, however, student advocacy has resulted in a change of location to Westchester Manor. Kevin Ruffler, the junior class advisor, explained how there were various groups and meetings involved with the location change; he explained that he “met with the student representatives in June who ultimately decided to bring this issue up for a vote with the grade,” and later “spoke with parents for two hours in June to discuss the possibility of moving Junior Formal.” Ruffler continued to explain parental involvement in the decision, saying how “parents felt strongly about their ideas” but “the meeting ended on very good terms with everyone agreeing that we would respect the decision that the junior class made.” There was then a vote where the junior class could decide whether they wanted to keep the event in the gym or move it off-campus. The idea of promoting student autonomy was expanded upon by the creation of the Junior Formal Theme Committee, run by Student Council President Kai Ghalib. Namely, this new student initiative is “designed to brainstorm ideas for the theme,” and is “open to any junior who wants to share their ideas and join the discussion.” Ghalib shared that the committee recently decided on three options: Great Gatsby/Roaring 20’s, Enchanted Forest, and Ancient Greece.

Westchester County, NY · 1d