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See photos of newly opened Westchester restaurants
The Chappaqua Cup and Char at Mona's Sandwich Co in Chappaqua features Murray's organic chicken cutlet, vodka sauce, stracciatella, cup-and-char pepperoni, hot honey and extra virgin olive oil. Photographed Oct. 26, 2026. Jeanne Muchnick/The Journal News Mona's Sandwich Co. in Chappaqua offers more than sandwiches; you'll also find delicious desserts such as this nutella doughnut. Photographed Oct. 26, 2026.
See photos of Lugo Steakhouse, now open in Tappan
Vieriras Al Ajillo, scallops in garlic sauce at Lugo Steakhouse, a new Spanish steakhouse in Tappan Oct. 14, 2026. Suit of Armor at Lugo Steakhouse, Benny Castro's new Spanish steakhouse in Tappan Oct. 14, 2026. Display over a staircase at Lugo Steakhouse, a new Spanish steakhouse in Tappan Oct. 14, 2026. Vieriras al Ajillo, scallops in garlic sauce at Lugo Steakhouse, Benny Castro's new Spanish steakhouse in Tappan Oct. 14, 2026.
Tredici Social in Bronxville rebrands as Tredici Steak. Get a peek
Tredici Social in Bronxville rebrands as Tredici Steak. Get a peek Chef Giuseppe Fanelli with a Tomahawk rib chop at Tredici Steak in Bronxville Oct. 13, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Glass antlers lighting fixtures over the bar atTredici Steak in Bronxville Oct. 13, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Glass antlers lighting fixtures over the bar atTredici Steak in Bronxville Oct. 13, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Glass antlers lighting fixtures over the bar atTredici Steak in Bronxville Oct.
Suffern High School highlights extracurricular groups at Club Expo
Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, October 9, 2026 at 12:46 PM EDT 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google Suffern High School students highlighted the school's various extracurricular activities at the annual Club Expo on Oct. 8, 2026. The event is an opportunity for students to garner interest in the clubs and sign up new members.
Suffern High School highlights extracurricular groups at Club Expo
Suffern High School students highlighted the school's various extracurricular activities at the annual Club Expo on Oct. 8, 2026.
Suffern NY High School students hold Club Expo. See photos
Students display information boards about their clubs at Suffern High School's Club Expo Oct. 8, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Amel Sahanovic talks about the Paws 4 Change club at Suffern High School's Club Expo Oct. 8, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Khloe Kavanagh, left, and Kerlaye Pierre sign up for the Anime club at Suffern High School's Club Expo Oct. 8, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Avery Greeley signs up for the DECA club at Suffern High School's Club Expo Oct. 8, 2026.
GOP Rep. Mike Lawler hopes bipartisanship can hold his NY House seat
It's the political race you can't miss in the Lower Hudson Valley, from the barrage of TV and internet ads to the flotilla of lawn signs and the glossy campaign flyers stuffed into mail boxes almost every day. Republican Rep. Mike Lawler and Democratic challenger Cait Conley are squaring off in a nationally watched contest for New York's 17th Congressional District, the suburban swing seat Lawler has held for two terms.
See Byram Hills at Rye Neck girls soccer
Follow See Byram Hills at Rye Neck girls soccer Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Wed, September 23, 2026 at 7:16 AM EDT See Byram Hills at Rye Neck girls soccer Byram Hills' Bianca Guido, left, controls the ball in front of Rye Neck's Elise Rainert at Rye Neck girls soccer Sept. 22, 2026. Byram Hills won 8-2. (Peter Carr/The Journal News) See our photos from Byram Hills at Rye Neck girls soccer Sept. 22, 2026.
Ursuline vs Albertus Magnus girls soccer. See photos Original
Albertus Magnus' Bella Di Muccio fights for the ball With Ursuline's Beatriz Forte at Ursuline girls soccer Sept. 21, 2026. Albertus won 4-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Albertus Magnus' Natasha Ignatiou, right, fights for the ball With Ursuline's Olivia Monaco at Ursuline girls soccer Sept. 21, 2026. Albertus won 4-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Albertus Magnus' Bella Di Muccio controls the ball in front of Ursuline's Beatriz Forte at Ursuline girls soccer Sept. 21, 2026. Albertus won 4-0.
See photos from Pleasantville football hosting Dobbs Ferry Original
Pleasantville's Liam Sanborn is pursued by Dobbs Ferry's Jackson Kearns at a football game in Pleasantville Sept. 18, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Pleasantville's Connor Day carries the ball at Dobbs Ferry vs Pleasantville football Sept. 18, 2026. Pleasantville won 28-7. Peter Carr/The Journal News Pleasantville's Connor Day carries the ball at Dobbs Ferry vs Pleasantville football Sept. 18, 2026. Pleasantville won 28-7.
See photos from Pleasantville football hosting Dobbs Ferry
Follow See photos from Pleasantville football hosting Dobbs Ferry Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, September 18, 2026 at 10:46 PM EDT See photos from Pleasantville football hosting Dobbs Ferry Pleasantville's Liam Sanborn is pursued by Dobbs Ferry's Jackson Kearns at a football game in Pleasantville Sept. 18, 2026. (Peter Carr/The Journal News) Pleasantville football hosted Dobbs Ferry in their home opener for the annual Break the Hold game, Sept. 18, 2026.
North Rockland at Clarkstown South volleyball. See photos Original
Clarkstown South's Carly Roche tries to block North Rockland's Gianna Toussaint at Clarkstown South volleyball Sept. 16, 2026. Clarkstown South's Carly Roche tries to block North Rockland's Gianna Toussaint at Clarkstown South volleyball Sept. 16, 2026. Clarkstown South's Emily Potkanski hits the ball over North Rockland's Shannon Gadry at Clarkstown South volleyball Sept. 16, 2026.
Horace Greeley at Rye field hockey. See photos Original
Horace Greeley's Sienna Tavolacci, left, and Rye's Robyn Wilmot at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime. Peter Carr/The Journal News Horace Greeley's Lila Feeney reaches for the ball in front of Rye's Kaitlyn Coyne at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime. Peter Carr/The Journal News Horace Greeley's Harriet Moraes left, is pressured by Rye's Heidi Kloepfer at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime.
Horace Greeley at Rye field hockey. See photos
Horace Greeley's Sienna Tavolacci, left, and Rye's Robyn Wilmot at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime. Horace Greeley's Lila Feeney reaches for the ball in front of Rye's Kaitlyn Coyne at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime. Horace Greeley's Harriet Moraes left, is pressured by Rye's Heidi Kloepfer at Rye field hockey Sept. 15, 2026. Greeley won 2-1 in overtime.
See Mahopac at Harrison boys soccer Original
Harrison goalie William Yates scoops up the ball in front of Mahopac's Jack Rothman at Harrison boys soccer Sept. 14, 2026. Harrison won 1-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Harrison goalie William Yates grabs the ball over Mahopac's Christopher Flanagan at Harrison boys soccer Sept. 14, 2026. Harrison won 1-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Harrison goalie William Yates grabs the ball over Mahopac's Christopher Flanagan at Harrison boys soccer Sept. 14, 2026. Harrison won 1-0.
See photos from Lakeland field hockey playing Carmel
Lakeland's Meaghan Heyde plays the ball past Carmel's Ava Hall during their field hockey game at Carmel Sept. 11, 2026. Lakeland won 9-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Lakeland's Meaghan Heyde plays the ball past Carmel's Ava Hall during their field hockey game at Carmel Sept. 11, 2026. Lakeland won 9-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Lakeland's Brielle Fertucci runs with the ball Carmel's Skylar Jettelson during their field hockey game at Carmel Sept. 11, 2026. Lakeland won 9-0.
Rye takes on Clarkstown South football. See photos Original
Clarkstown South's Landon Van Etten runs between Rye's Calvin Timchak, left, and Tyler Walsh at Clarkstown South football Sept. 10, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Clarkstown South's Landon Van Etten runs between Rye's Calvin Timchak, left, and Tyler Walsh at Clarkstown South football Sept. 10, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Rye quarterback Charlie Brady is pressured by Clarkstown South's Aj Maraia at Clarkstown South football Sept. 10, 2026.
See photos from Panas boys soccer playing Tappan Zee
Follow See photos from Panas boys soccer playing Tappan Zee Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Wed, September 9, 2026 at 4:06 AM EDT See photos from Panas boys soccer playing Tappan Zee Tappan Zee goalie Nico Waldhauser clears the ball away from Walter Panas' attacking Jahncarlos Ortiz at Tappan Zee boys soccer Sept. 8, 2026. Panas won 1-0. (Peter Carr/The Journal News) Walter Panas battled Tappan Zee in boys soccer, Sept. 8, 2026
See photos from Panas boys soccer playing Tappan Zee Original
Tappan Zee goalie Nico Waldhauser clears the ball away from Walter Panas' attacking Jahncarlos Ortiz at Tappan Zee boys soccer Sept. 8, 2026. Panas won 1-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Tappan Zee goalie Nico Waldhauser clears the ball away from Walter Panas' attacking Jahncarlos Ortiz at Tappan Zee boys soccer Sept. 8, 2026. Panas won 1-0. Peter Carr/The Journal News Tappan Zee's Jayden Slane (19) is stopped by Walter Panas' Chase Ferguson and goalie Frank Medico at Tappan Zee boys soccer Sept.
See Albertus Magnus High School girls soccer getting ready for season Original
Albertus Magnus girls soccer players Katie Murphy, left, and Alexis Diaz during practice at the school Aug. 26, 2026.
See photos from Pearl River football vs. Nanuet Little Brown Jug game Original
See photos from Pearl River football vs. Nanuet Little Brown Jug game Pearl River players celebrate with the Little Brown Jug trophy after beating Nanuet 42-0 at Pearl River football Sept. 4, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Pearl River's Finn Diviny holds up the Little Brown Jug trophy after beating Nanuet 42-0 at Pearl River football Sept. 4, 2026.
See photos from Kennedy football playing Clarkstown South Original
Clarkstown South's Landon Van Otten runs past Kennedy's Neville Eastmond during their game at Clarkstown South football Sept. 3, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Clarkstown South's Tommy Michello tackles Kennedy's Ja'Sean Grafton during their game at Clarkstown South football Sept. 3, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Clarkstown South's Landon Van Otten runs for a touchdown during their game with Kennedy at Clarkstown South football Sept. 3, 2026.
See photos from Woodlands boys soccer playing Irvington Original
Irvington's Joseph DeNardo is pressured by Woodlands' Bryce Johnson at Woodlands boys soccer Sept. 2, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Irvington's Hagai Frechter, right, fights for the ball with Woodlands' Arturo Gomez at Woodlands boys soccer Sept. 2, 2026.7 Peter Carr/The Journal News Irvington's Navin Vasudev controls the ball away from Woodlands' Adrian Espino Sept. 2, 2026.
See photos from Woodlands boys soccer playing Irvington
Irvington's Hagai Frechter, right, fights for the ball with Woodlands' Arturo Gomez at Woodlands boys soccer Sept. 2, 2026.7
See photos that tell the story of 9/11 hero 'Man in the Red Bandana'
Follow See photos that tell the story of 9/11 hero 'Man in the Red Bandana' Seth Harrison; Tania Savayan; Peter Carr, The Journal News Updated Wed, September 2, 2026 at 4:01 AM EDT See photos that tell the story of 9/11 hero 'Man in the Red Bandana' Alison Crowther, photographed Aug.
See photos that tell the story of 9/11 hero 'Man in the Red Bandana' Original
See photos that tell the story of 9/11 hero 'Man in the Red Bandana' Alison Crowther, photographed Aug. 3, 2026 at her home in Nyack, N.Y., holds a painting of her son Welles Crowther, who has become known as the “Man in the Red Bandana.” Survivors of the Sept 11 attack on the World Trade Center reported seeing a man identified as the 24-year old Crowther, covering his face in a red bandana and leading people to safety before he was killed when the South Tower collapsed.
Nyack Schools prep for first day back to school at RedHawk ReadyFest Original
Nyack Public Schools hosted its second annual RedHawk ReadyFest on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, to get ready for the new school year. Students and families gathered at MacCalman Field for an afternoon of fun with free food, prizes, book bags and other festivities. "This is so indicative of what Nyack is, when community comes together to support our families, support our students and get us RedHawk ready for the new school year," said Superintendent Lizzette Ruiz-Giovinazzi.
See Nyack Schools RedHawk ReadyFest photos Original
Nyack Public Schools students check out the Clarkstown Police DARE table at the RedHawk ReadyFest at MacCalman Field Aug. 30, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Nyack Public Schools students check out the Clarkstown Police DARE table at the RedHawk ReadyFest at MacCalman Field Aug. 30, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Nyack Public Schools Community Liason Yesenia Polanco at the RedHawk ReadyFest. Parents and students come together at the festival to get ready for the new school year Aug. 30, 2026.
How Thomas Paine fueled the American Revolution | Opinion
A figure of Thomas Paine at a writing desk at the Thomas Paine Cottage Museum in New Rochelle June 2, 2026. Thomas Paine brought the American Revolution from debating halls to the conscience of everyday Americans through thunderous writing and a fearless sense of right and wrong. He was an immigrant who quickly adopted America as his home and the colonial cause as his own.
Sammy Stafura, Panas graduate playing in NY Mets system with Brooklyn
Follow Sammy Stafura, Panas graduate playing in NY Mets system with Brooklyn Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, August 28, 2026 at 4:04 AM EDT Sammy Stafura, Panas graduate playing in NY Mets system with Brooklyn Walter Panas graduate and current Brooklyn Cyclones player, Sammy Stafura, before a game with the Hudson Valley Renegades at Heritage Financial Park in Fishkill Aug. 27, 2026.
See Mamaroneck High School field hockey getting ready for season Original
See Mamaroneck High School field hockey getting ready for season Mamaroneck field hockey players Meredith D’Arcy, left, and Lily Brickman during practice at the school Aug. 25, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Mamaroneck field hockey player Meredith DÕArcy during practice at the school Aug. 25, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Mamaroneck field hockey player Lily Brickman during practice at the school Aug. 25, 2026.
See Mamaroneck High School field hockey getting ready for season
Follow See Mamaroneck High School field hockey getting ready for season Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Wed, August 26, 2026 at 4:05 AM EDT See Mamaroneck High School field hockey getting ready for season Mamaroneck field hockey players Meredith D’Arcy, left, and Lily Brickman during practice at the school Aug. 25, 2026. (Peter Carr/The Journal News) field hockey is getting ready for the new season. Check out our photos.
Horace Greeley field hockey gets ready for the new season. See photos Original
Horace Greeley field hockey gets ready for the new season. See photos Horace Greeley High School field hockey head coach Sukhi Sandhu during a practice at the school Aug. 24, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Horace Greeley High School field hockey players Sienna Tavolacci, left, and Harriet Moraes during a practice at the school Aug. 24, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Horace Greeley High School field hockey players Sienna Tavolacci, left, and Harriet Moraes during a practice at the school Aug.
See Port Chester Sharing Shelf's annual backpack packing event kickoff Original
Deborah Blatt, founder of The Sharing Shelf in Port Chester. The group has started loading backpacks with school supplies to be given away to students Aug. 12, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Deborah Blatt, founder of The Sharing Shelf in Port Chester. The group has started loading backpacks with school supplies to be given away to students Aug. 12, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News The Sharing Shelf in Port Chester has started loading backpacks with school supplies to be given away to students Aug.
See Port Chester Sharing Shelf's annual backpack packing event kickoff
Follow See Port Chester Sharing Shelf's annual backpack packing event kickoff Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, August 14, 2026 at 4:30 AM EDT See Port Chester Sharing Shelf's annual backpack packing event kickoff Deborah Blatt, founder of The Sharing Shelf in Port Chester. The group has started loading backpacks with school supplies to be given away to students Aug. 12, 2026.
See photos of Scorpios, Playland's newest thrill ride Original
Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins cuts the ribbon before taking the first ride on Scorpios, a classic “pirate ship” amusement ride at Playland Aug. 13, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins cuts the ribbon before taking the first ride on Scorpios, a classic “pirate ship” amusement ride at Playland Aug. 13, 2026.
Bruce Blakeman, Republican candidate for New York Governor in New City Original
Bruce Blakeman, Republican candidate for New York Governor in New City Bruce Blakeman, Republican candidate for New York Governor at the Rockland County Republican Committee office in New City July 17, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Bruce Blakeman, Republican candidate for New York Governor at the Rockland County Republican Committee office in New City July 17, 2026.
Take a look at Rockland BOCES Summer Tech Camp in West Nyack NY
This summer, Rockland BOCES held a camp to introduce seventh and eighth graders to the various programs offered to high school students during the school year. Campers participated in several hands-on courses at the BOCES Career and Technical Education Center in West Nyack. There were four weeklong sessions held in July, where campers could attend one or all four weeks and try out the different offerings.
Rockland BOCES holds Summer Tech Camp in West Nyack. See photos
Cosmetology students Molly Murphy and Ana Murphy apply a paraffin wax treatment at the Salon 102 class at Rockland BOCES Summer Teen Tech Camp in West Nyack July 28, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Cosmetology students Brielle Kunz and Alexa Lester prepare a homemade scrub with teacher Cecilia Morales at the Salon 102 class at Rockland BOCES Summer Teen Tech Camp in West Nyack July 28, 2026.
See photos of life skills handbook written by Yonkers educator
See photos of life skills handbook written by Yonkers educator Shari Pierce displays copies of her books, Life Skills, and the Spanish language version, Habilidades para la vida, at her Valley Cottage home July 31, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Shari Pierce at her Valley Cottage home with a photo of her brother, Ricky Kline, and her aunt, Madeline Bialor, July 31, 2026.
Minivan crashes into tree on Palisades Interstate Parkway. See photos Original
Minivan crashes into tree on Palisades Interstate Parkway. See photos Emergency responders work at the scene of an accident on the Palisades Parkway, southbound near exit 11 Aug. 3, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Emergency responders work at the scene of an accident on the Palisades Parkway, southbound near exit 11 Aug. 3, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Emergency responders work at the scene of an accident on the Palisades Parkway, southbound near exit 11 Aug. 3, 2026.
Westchester County PBA speaks out about staffing shortages
Westchester County PBA speaks out about staffing shortages Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Sat, August 1, 2026 at 12:00 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Westchester County PBA speaks out about staffing shortages Wilberto Saez, president of the Westchester County PBA speaks about staffing shortages at the Westchester County Police Department July 31, 2026.
Clarkstown planning board meeting on Congers development plan Original
Jacqui Drechsler speaks to a group opposed to a Congers warehouse development plan, before a Clarkstown planning board meeting at town hall July 29, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News A group gathers to protest a Congers warehouse development plan before a Clarkstown planning board meeting at town hall July 29, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News A group gathers to protest a Congers warehouse development plan before a Clarkstown planning board meeting at town hall July 29, 2026.
Clarkstown planning board meeting on Congers development plan
Clarkstown planning board meeting on Congers development plan Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, July 31, 2026 at 7:01 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Clarkstown planning board meeting on Congers development plan Jacqui Drechsler speaks to a group opposed to a Congers warehouse development plan, before a Clarkstown planning board meeting at town hall July 29, 2026.
Bike, walk along Orangetown's Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail Original
The Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail is a popular walking and biking trail built on an old abandoned railroad line bed in Orangetown. The route runs from Blauvelt, near the library, through Orangeburg, Sparkill and Tappan. In Orangeburg, a pedestrian bridge was built for the trail over busy Route 303. In Sparkill, a spur off the trail follows the Old Erie Path into Piermont.
Photos of Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail for walking, biking in Orangetown
Photos of Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail for walking, biking in Orangetown Peter Carr, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Updated Fri, July 31, 2026 at 7:00 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photos of Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail for walking, biking in Orangetown A bicyclist rides on the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail in Orangeburg July 22, 2026. (Peter Carr/The Journal News) See scenes of nature along with bikers and walkers on the Joseph B.
Photos of Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail for walking, biking in Orangetown Original
Photos of Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail for walking, biking in Orangetown A bicyclist rides on the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail in Orangeburg July 22, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News A bicyclist rides on the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail where a bridge carries the trail over Rt. 303 in Orangeburg July 22, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News A bicyclist rides on the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail where a bridge carries the trail over Rt. 303 in Orangeburg July 22, 2026.
Westchester County PBA speaks out about staffing shortages
Wilberto Saez, president of the Westchester County PBA speaks about staffing shortages at the Westchester County Police Department July 31, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Wilberto Saez, left, president of the Westchester County PBA speaks about staffing shortages at the Westchester County Police Department July 31, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Wilberto Saez, president of the Westchester County PBA speaks about staffing shortages at the Westchester County Police Department July 31, 2026.
Flooding closes Rt. 59 in West Nyack. See photos Original
Canada geese fly over Rt. 59 in West Nyack, which was closed in both directions because of flooding Wednesday morning July 29, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Canada geese fly over Rt. 59 in West Nyack, which was closed in both directions because of flooding Wednesday morning July 29, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Rt. 59 in West Nyack was closed in both directions because of flooding Wednesday morning July 29, 2026.
Spring Valley Mayor Schenley Vital announces raises for CSEA. See photos Original
Larry Sparber - Labor Relations Specialist for the CSEA speaks during a press conference announcing 20% raises for village CSEA employees at village hall July 27, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News Larry Sparber - Labor Relations Specialist for the CSEA, left, thanks Spring Valley Mayor Schenley Vital on obtaining 20% raises for village CSEA employees at village hall July 27, 2026. Peter Carr/The Journal News
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