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Jim Bonney was promoted from Captain to the rank of Deputy Chief. Patrick Smyth was promoted from Lieutenant to Captain. Sergeant Daniel Bucci was promoted to Lieutenant. Sergeant Jason Lyman was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Detective Brian Perusse was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Marine Officer Andrew Greco was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Continue Reading →
“One of the things we are including in the contract is some temporary traffic calming measures that we can implement as needed, in the event we start seeing people not behaving well on some of the side roads or the detour route itself. We’ll have additional signage and variable message boards – flashing signs – and potentially we can even put in temporary speed humps in some of the smaller surrounding areas if people start using them for cut-throughs.” – DPW commissioner Jim Michel Continue Reading →
In the two 2-family units at 195 and 185 South Water Street, the proposed total number of bedrooms is 22 (6 bedrooms per unit in each of two units at 195 South Water Street, and 5 bedrooms in each of the two units at 185 South Water St) but the commission said the bedroom count might potentially rise to 24, given rooms labeled on the plans as playroom or office had closets, access to bathrooms and egress windows. Continue Reading →
As part of the 2011 original approval, the temporary structure was to be removed within 6 months of the completion of the Central Fire Station. Continue Reading →
In March 2020, Mairead and David Finn lost their daughter Vivienne to an inoperable brain tumor known as Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). She was 11 years old. To honor her life, Vivienne’s brother Connor organized the 2024 Holiday Fundraiser. Continue Reading →
The recommendation of the four Byram residents appealing the Municipal Improvement is for the RTM to reject the MI application by the Town and instruct the Town to come back with an application which is consistent with the POCD, which reflects the involvement of the neighboring community and neighborhood association, and which responds to consistent feedback from local organizations such as the BNA, Town commissions and the general public. Continue Reading →
From the New Year’s Day plunge at Tod’s Point to the solar eclipse in April, and from head shavings to beach cleanups, and parades and remembrances, 2024 was a memorable year. Continue Reading →
“Thank you to the men and women of the Port Chester Police Department for their continued service and dedication to our village and for keeping all of us safe each day. I am very proud that the incident resolved without injury to any party.” – Mayor Luis Marino Continue Reading →
31 Stoney Ridge Lane sold on Dec 17, 2024 for $3,370,000 Continue Reading →
