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Lewisboro celebrates Independence Day

From fireworks above Onatru Farm Park and a bouncy castle for the kids, to furry K-9 friends, Lewisboro residents came out to celebrate Independence Day and community spirit on June 29. See the full photo gallery here. Robert j. Cummings, Photo credit; Robert j. Cummings

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THIS WEEK

NEWS & NOTES

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Revisions to leaf blower law continue

Town regulations regarding the use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers are being revised once again, two years after the town board voted to

BEDFORD
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Car crash kills Fox Lane student, injures another

One male teen was killed and another critically injured in an early morning single-car accident Tuesday, June 18, at the intersection of...

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Planning Board to review horse training facility proposal

Members of the Lewisboro Planning Board and representatives of a proposed horse training facility agreed June 18 to move forward with a prop

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IN THE NEWS

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SCHOOLS

Improved classrooms on the way at Increase Miller Elementary 

Dr.Michael Weschler. Marjorie Schiff. Superintendent, Andrew Selesnick. Elizabeth Gereghty. Lorraine Gallagher.and Principal KerryFord...

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VIEWS

Greetings from an eco dude: Drastic about plastic

By David Pogue // Hello there! I’m new around here. My wife Nicki and I moved to Bedford Hills last fall. It was a whole big...

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POLICE

Lewisboro Police Report June 17-23

Motorbike parked on wrong property gets the hook On Tuesday, June 18, at 1:10 p.m., a caretaker working at a Mead Street residence...

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Pound Ridge Police Report June 17-24

What is that hissing sound? On Monday, June 24, at 10:07 p.m., a resident of Hack Green Road requested police assistance for an unknown...

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GALLERIES

June community events: Photo galleries

Hundreds of participants and spectators came to Pound Ridge from all over the region to celebrate the start of Pride Month with a color...

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POLICE

Bedford Police report June 17-23

Severely injured after leap from bridge On Sunday, June 23, at 6:25 p.m., an unruly patron was reported at the Bedford Hills Memorial...

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SCHOOLS

A day to remember

Fox Lane and John Jay graduating seniors closed the books on high school to a chorus of resounding cheers and hugs from family members...

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POLICE

Bedford Police Report: June 3-10, 2024

On Monday, June 4, at 11:38 a.m., an intoxicated man was reported on Valley Road, Katonah, walking on the sidewalk.

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SPORTS

Four team records set at Pound Ridge Swim & Dive meet

Three members of the Pound Ridge Swim & Dive Team broke long-standing team records at the June 27 meet against Willowbrook Swim Club.

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ARTS & CULTURE

Life’s a beach read: summer’s sizzling titles

“Catch a wave and you’re sitting on top of the world.” Few things sum-up summer escapism — ocean breezes, coconut oil, and nada-on-the-agend

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SPOTLIGHT

Roads less traveled: cycling our unpaved byways

The towns of Bedford, Lewisboro and Pound Ridge are home to more than 40 miles of dirt roads, a nod to the citizenry’s desire to preserve th

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POLICE

Pound Ridge Police Report; June 11-17, 2024

A suspicious person was reported Tuesday, June 11, at 4:02 p.m., in the basement of a business on Westchester Avenue.

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Bedford Police Report: June 11-17 

Sunday morning driver charged with DWI On Sunday, June 16, at 9:35 a.m., a male, 57, from Stamford, Conn., was arrested on Deer Park...

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Pound Ridge Police Report: Week of June 4-10, 2024

A caller on White Birch Road South called police Thursday, June 6, at 11:55 a.m., to report a bear in their driveway. They said it was seen

Pet Love

The month of June brought an exciting start for local pet lovers with two specials events. On June 1, Bedford Barks brought together a community of dog owners and pet service providers. Hosted by Destination 39.3 in Bedford Village Memorial Park, the program included enclosed areas for dogs of all sizes to mingle, a special agility course to test their skills and an adoption center from SPCA of Westchester.

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On June 2, the eighth annual  Blessing of the Animals hosted by Lewisboro Land Trust took place at Old Field Preserve Meditation Garden in South Salem. Presided over by Danny Martin, the 25-minute ceremony included stories, music and songs.

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Photos Jim MacLean

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