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Historic Primary Shakes Up Westchester Politics: Results HERE

Ever wondered how your vote shapes the future? The Westchester primary elections are over, and the results are electrifying! Retired judge Susan Cacace triumphed over civil rights lawyer William Wagstaff III for the Democratic nomination for Westchester DA. With record early voting, these primaries set the stage for a heated November election. What are your thoughts on the results?

Westchester Water Scandal: $1.25M Fine and Filtration Plant Mandate

Is your water truly safe? Westchester Joint Water Works, serving 120,000 residents, has been fined $1.25M for failing to remove harmful contaminants. A federal lawsuit revealed that water in Mamaroneck, Harrison, Rye, and New Rochelle exceeded legal limits for hazardous haloacetic acids in 2019. Now, a $138M filtration plant must be built by 2029. How do you feel about this major water quality scandal affecting our community?

Fishermen Save 38 Drowning Dogs in Dramatic Rescue!

Imagine heading out for a peaceful day of fishing, only to hear frantic barking echoing across the lake. That's exactly what happened to Bob Gist and his friend on Granada Lake. Their tranquil trip turned into a heroic rescue mission when they discovered 38 hunting dogs struggling to stay afloat, miles from any shore. Guided by their GPS collars, the fishermen made three trips to save every single dog. How would you react in such a situation?

Bear Sightings in Westchester! Are You Prepared?

Spotted a bear lately? Residents in Northern Westchester, especially near Route 128 in Armonk, should stay alert! With several bear sightings reported, local police urge everyone to secure their trash cans and remove any food sources that might attract these curious creatures. June is prime time for bear movements, so it’s crucial to avoid interactions that could turn risky. What steps are you taking to keep your neighborhood safe?

Stay Safe: Report any bear encounters to North Castle Police at (914) 273-9500.

Weather Alert: What to Expect This Week!

Curious about the upcoming weather? Brace yourself for a mix of severe storms and sunshine. On Wednesday, June 26, the National Weather Service predicts damaging winds and large hail from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday brings morning showers, with clearer skies by afternoon. Friday promises perfect weather, with sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s. How will you prepare for this week’s weather rollercoaster?