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Cyber Security Specialist Lecturing At Danbury's WestConn DANBURY, Conn. – Cyber security specialist Dan Wittig will discuss the “Trials, Tribulations and Challenges of Corporate IT Security” in a lecture in Danbury. It will be held Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at Western Connecticut State University’s Campus Center Ballroom, Westside Campus, 43 Lake Ave. Ext. Wittig, IT security and governance manager for the multinational engineered-wood manufacturer Louisiana Pacific Building Products of Nashville, Tenn., will speak as part of the Ancell Cyber Engagement (ACE) Lecture series sponsored by the WCSU Ancell School of Business. The public is invited to t…

by Nicole Briggs

09/28/2015

Events

Common Ground's Acting Workshop In Danbury Focuses On Shape-Shifting DANBURY, Conn. – A Common Ground Community Arts Center is hosting “Acting: The Art & Magic of Shape-Shifting” with Sheri Bresson on Saturday from 2-5 p.m. at 33 Crosby Street, Danbury. Participants in the class will learn the principles needed for good acting, such as how to: Be present, relaxed and powerful in front of others Access your own creative brilliance and express yourself completely Move past fear and resistance "Land" from a character/piece/play, and why it is so important All are welcome. This class is valuable to actors, performers, writers who wish to read the…

by Nicole Briggs

09/28/2015

Politics

Moreland Commission Leaders Thought Cuomo Intervened, Says Report ALBANY, N.Y. – A letter attached to papers filed by former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver’s lawyers states that senior officials of the Moreland Commission believed Gov. Andrew Cuomo inappropriately intervened in the panel’s work, reports the New York Times. Officials for the state anticorruption commission that Cuomo disbanded within nine months of its creation said the governor and his staff interfered in a way that made them question the panel’s independence, according to the report. CLICK HERE to read the full article.

by Nicole Briggs

09/27/2015

News

A&P Auctions Top Week’s News In, Around Northern Westchester WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Here’s a look at the top stories last week from Northern Westchester County. The future of several A&P locations in Northern Westchester will be decided when an auction is held next month for the bankrupt grocery chain. The Armonk Fall Festival took on a new name and added a 5K race A Yorktown man was charged after allegedly violating an order of protection. A North Salem man was arrested for DWAI Monday Cross River resident Jefferey Tambor won an Emmy as Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for "Transparent" at the 67th annual Emmy Awards. The Bedford Hi…

by Nicole Briggs

09/27/2015

News

A&P Sales, Auction Top Week’s News In Putnam County PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. – Here’s a look at the top stories last week from around Putnam County. A judge approved the sale of two A&P locations in Putnam and the auction of the Patterson location next month. An ex-priest who won $1 million in the lottery 30 years ago is being held in the Putnam County Jail on charges of a sex crime. The Putnam County Sheriff''s office continued their search for a female suspect wanted on charges of possessing a hypodermic instrument. Carmel resident Marissa Brett stepped down as President of the Westchester County Association.

by Nicole Briggs

09/27/2015

News

Pope Francis Visit Tops Week’s News In Westchester WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Here’s a look at the top stories last week from around southern Westchester County. Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino of Hawthorne and seven nuns from Ossining were among the lucky faithful to greet Pope Francis during his New York City visit. Authorities charged a 35-year-old Mount Vernon woman in a March fatal shooting in the Bronx. The Hmart in Hartsdale faces $30,000 in fines for alleged workplace safety violations. The off-duty New York City Police Officer from Yonkers who was charged with shooting a pair of New Rochelle residents near Pelham last ye…

by Nicole Briggs

09/27/2015

Events

Grand Opening Celebration For Scarsdale's Chocolate Works SCARSDALE, N.Y. – Chocolate Works will celebrate the grand opening of the store under new ownership from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at 450 Central Park Ave., next to the Greenberg Nature Center. To kick off the grand-opening festivities, Chocolate Works will have live entertainment, including face painting, animal balloons and music. Signature truffles and dips in the 6-foot chocolate fountain will be free during the event. “Local residents should check their mail during the week of September 21st for our ‘golden tickets’ to potentially win big prizes, such as free parties, chocolate, gift …

by Nicole Briggs

09/25/2015

Events

Dobbs Ferry Celebrates 14th Annual Ferry Festa DOBBS FERRY, N.Y. – The 14th annual Dobbs Ferry Festa comes to town Saturday from 1-8 p.m. Main Street and Cedar Streets will be closed to provide the stage for a block party. Food, games and other events will be available at the family-friendly event. Music will be provided by St.Christopher's Drum Line, Joe Rooney from Rooney Tunes MC/DJ, Dr. Johnson, Greetings from Anywhere and Raising Cane, among others. CLICK HERE for vendor information and musical lineup.

by Nicole Briggs

09/25/2015

Events

Learn About Edwardian Fashion At Somers Library KATONAH, N.Y. – Friends of the Somers Library are presenting a “History of Edwardian Fashion” with Denise Vanaria at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Somers Library, 82 Primrose St., Katonah. Join Vanaria for a fun and informative afternoon as she focuses on proper Victorian/Edwardian wardrobe for the Victorian/Edwardian gentleman and lady, as well as etiquette rules of the day. Learn about different ensembles required for each appointment throughout one’s day. Also included will be corset training, calling cards, the language of the fan and courtship. Period mannequins representing differen…

by Nicole Briggs

09/25/2015

Politics

Clinton Fundraiser In Cresskill Home Raises $500K CRESSKILL, N.J. – MWW Public Relations CEO Michael Kempner raised approximately $500,000 at a fundraiser in his Cresskill home for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, reports PolitickerNJ. Attendees at the $2,700-per-head event included state Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg, former U.S. Sen. Bob Torricelli, former Clinton speechwriter and rumored Congressional candidate Josh Gottheimer and Bergen County Democratic Chairman Lou Stellato. Click here to read the full article.

by Nicole Briggs

09/25/2015

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