Sep 11Local Summit Kicks Off with Focus on Community Public Space by Marina Kiriakou - On Tuesday morning, September 10th, the Westchester Jewish Center in Mamaroneck hosted the first event of the new...
Sep 11Waverly Avenue Bridge Update by Cindy Goldstein - Construction activities continue on the Waverly Avenue Bridge Replacement Project undertaken by the Town of...
Sep 11Recent ObituariesSandra Kliger Porwick passed away peacefully at home on September 5th, 2024, at the age of 90. She was an irrepressible force, a...
Aug 13Sound & Fury But No Factsby Cindy Goldstein and Kathy Savolt - After Mayor Sharon Torres read her statement about the numerous contacts between Village...
Aug 13Board Highlights August 12, 2024Pedestrian Safety Update To a packed room Interim Village Manager Chuck Strome gave a detailed report about pedestrian safety measures...
Aug 13Rumor Dispelledby Kathy Savolt - Even before The Mamaroneck Observer reported that Trustee Yizar-Reid was issued a traffic violation near Mamaroneck...
Aug 13Library Updateby Kathy Savolt - The Westchester County District Attorney’s Office recently announced that Mary Soto, the former Business Manager for...
Aug 13Recent ObituariesAnthony DeRosa , of Mamaroneck, passed away August 5, 2024, at age 84. He was born March 8, 1940, to Andrew & Florence DeRosa. Anthony...
Jul 16Hunter Tier Proponents Criticize Mayorby Cindy Goldstein and Kathy Savolt - It didn’t take long for Westhab/Washingtonville Housing Alliance (WHA) and their proponents to...
Jul 10Board Rejoins Sustainable Westchesterby Cindy Goldstein - The July 8th Board of Trustees (BOT) Work Session included a presentation by Sustainable Westchester. Former New...
Jul 10Board Highlights – July 8, 2024Flood Update Now that Hurricane season has begun, flooding fears have intensified, and the community is looking for solutions. Mayor...
Jul 10Unearthed: Honoring Mamaroneck's Enslaved Africans and Their Legacyby Marina Kiriakou - Few people know that slavery was once a part of Mamaroneck's past. From 1661 to 1822, over 200 Africans were...