Month: January 2022

Community Education Lead Stories

BluePath Service Dogs partner with Rye PD for school outreach

The Kids and Canines Learning Together Program, a school outreach initiative from BluePath Service Dogs, is unlocking potential for children with special needs in the Rye City School District. The nonprofit, which provides autism service dogs offering safety, companionship and opportunities for independence, recently began an innovative partnership with the […]

Lead Stories News

Mamaroneck appoints CBS’ Lou Young to BOT

Mamaroneck Mayor Tom Murphy announced on Jan. 2, that he would appoint Lou Young, a 43-year veteran of broadcast journalism, to the position of village trustee replacing Trustee Kelly Wenstrup who stepped down on Jan. 4. “Filling Kelly’s shoes was not easy, but I particularly wanted someone who wasn’t invested […]

Features

Hochul pushes vaccine for kids in statewide campaign

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Jan. 11 a new campaign to increase vaccination rates among children five and older—urging pediatricians, parents and guardians to help children get vaccinated and keep up with all recommended COVID-19 vaccinedoses. “The best protection for our kids is to ensure they get vaccinated and keep […]

Lead Stories Sports

Shorthanded Huguenots tame Titans

On Jan. 8—a night that saw several key players sidelined due to Covid protocols—the New Rochelle hockey team was forced to call upon its younger players to provide a little offensive firepower. Fortunately for the Huguenots, the squad’s young skaters came up big, propelling the hosts to a 7-2 victory […]

Lead Stories Sports

Saying goodbye to 2021

One of the things I’ve grown accustomed to during our time spent in a Covid world is the feeling that time has sort of lost its shape. Since March of 2020, the pandemic has upended our daily routines, disrupted our normal schedules, and left many—myself included—struggling to piece together exactly […]