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Westchester's first spirit-free bottle shop opens as zero-proof drinks grow in popularity

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By Tony Aiello Verified
| MSN Verified
Zero-proof beverages are having a moment, especially at Westchester County's first "spirit-free bottle shop." DrySpace in Dobbs Ferry has dozens of alcohol-free beverages, including beer, wine, bourbon and gin. They are all "zero proof," meaning they contain no measurable alcohol, while non-alcoholic beverages can contain trace amounts. It's something that was important to co-owner Molly Ferguson, who stopped drinking years ago. "So I only drank water, coffee or soda for 15 years.
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Westchester County's 9/11 Day of Service expands to 4 days to mark 25 years since attacks

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By Tony Aiello Verified
| MSN Verified
This year, we will pause to remember 25 years since the 9/11 terror attacks, and in that quarter century, the idea of giving back on Sept. 11 has taken root. Westchester's memorial to residents who died on 9/11 is called "The Rising." It served as the backdrop Thursday for a call to the community to rise to the occasion of honoring those we lost. "Take this day that's a very, very sad day, but by giving back, turn it around in some way," said Volunteer New York Board Chair Amy Seiden.
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Family of man killed in Yonkers shooting says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time

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By Tony Aiello Verified
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The family of a man killed in a shooting in Yonkers on Sunday night says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Brandon Garcia, 21, was fatally shot, and four teenagers were injured when a teenager allegedly opened fire from across the street. Carlos and Rosa Garcia say their family moved from New York to Virginia five years ago, and Brandon Garcia, who was adopted, was in Yonkers to visit his birth mother. "There has to be justice. There's gotta be justice.
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