[HONOR 9/11: Local Volunteer Opportunities]

Swiss Chocolate Revolution: The Whole Fruit Game-Changer

Could your chocolate bar be on the brink of a revolutionary change? Swiss scientists at Zurich's Federal Institute of Technology have unveiled a groundbreaking method to use the entire cocoa fruit in chocolate production, not just the beans. This innovation promises to replace sugar with cocoa fruit flesh and husk, potentially adding value to every harvest. But will this scientific leap translate to better livelihoods for cocoa farmers?

Routine Call Uncovers Wanted Man: Scarsdale's Unexpected Police Discovery

Ever wonder what our local police encounter on a typical day? On August 23rd, Scarsdale police were called to Palmer Avenue where a man was spotted urinating in the bushes. What began as a simple case of disorderly conduct took an unexpected turn. Upon questioning the individual, officers made a startling discovery: the man was wanted on an outstanding warrant by the Eastchester Police Department. How often do such routine checks reveal bigger stories?

Pelham's Speed Limit Shocker: What Every Driver Needs to Know

Are you ready for a significant change to your daily drive through Pelham? Starting September 1st, the village is lowering its maximum speed limit from 30 to 25 mph. This village-wide transformation, announced on August 28th, aims to enhance safety as the new school year approaches. New signage will be installed, and increased police enforcement will ensure compliance with the reduced speed limit. How will this 5 mph difference impact your commute and the overall safety of Pelham's streets?

415 Units, Zero Gas: The Palisade Towers Emergency You Need to Know About

Have you ever wondered how quickly your daily life could be disrupted? On August 28th, Con Edison discovered gas leaks in the apartment complex, cutting service to 415 units and leaving 385 families without hot water and cooking gas. Mayor Mike Spano announced emergency measures, including the distribution of electric hot plates, microwaves, and food donations with temporary boilers expected by September 3rd. As repairs continue for an undetermined period, how long will these families face this unexpected challenge?

Westchester Unites: Your Chance to Honor 9/11 Through Powerful Community Action

Are you ready to turn remembrance into action this September? Westchester County Executive George Latimer and Volunteer New York! are hosting the 14th annual 9/11: Serve & Remember event on September 6th and 11th in New Rochelle and White Plains. This community-wide service initiative offers diverse volunteering opportunities, from packing 50,000 meals to writing letters for deployed troops. With projects addressing food insecurity, emergency preparedness, and more, there's a meaningful way for everyone to contribute. Ready to join your neighbors in making Westchester stronger?

>Register here.

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