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Hot Dog Lovers Can Learn The Secrets Behind Nathan's At Scarsdale Library
SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Nope, his name isn't Nathan, but the grandson of the "Original Nathan," tells all about the famous dog and the history behind America's favorite frankfurter during an appearance at the Scarsdale Public Library.
Bill Handwerker, the grandson of the “Original Nathan” will discuss his book, “Nathan’s Famous: The First 100 Years of America’s Favorite Frankfurter Company” at the Library on Sunday, March 26, at 2 p.m.
As a teenager, Handwerker worked at the Coney Island and Oceanside restaurants and after college joined the family business.
In “Nathan’s Famous,” Han…
New Castle Police Warn Residents After Larcenies From Vehicles
NEW CASTLE, N.Y. -- New Castle are being reminded to lock their vehicles after two cars were stolen and numerous items were taken from others overnight Saturday, police said.
The two stolen vehicles, which had their keys inside, were taken from Hidden Hollow Lane. In addition, several other unlocked vehicles had valuable items stolen in the area of Stand Street and Ledgewood Commons in Millwood, police said.
Police are asking residents to lock their vehicles, remove all valuables, including cell phones, iPads, backpacks, etc., and to keep an eye out for suspicious activity in their neighbor…
Mamaroneck's Frankie & Fanucci’s Serves Up Irish Pizza Special
MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Forget the traditional corned beef and cabbage on St. Patty's Day, pizza lover's can still get their fill with a slice of Frankie & Fanucci’s Wood Oven Pizzeria's special Irish pizza.
To help celebrate the day, the pizzeria will pair Irish food with their authentic, thin-crust pizza from Monday, March 13 to Friday, March 19, at both of the restaurants’ two locations in Mamaroneck at 301 Mamaroneck Ave., and Hartsdale 202 E. Hartsdale Ave.
The pizza is made with traditional St. Patrick’s Day favorites, braised corned beef and cabbage, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, c…
Mystery: Still No Sign Of Girl Who Went Missing In Suffern
SUFFERN, N.Y. -- It's been years since anyone has seen Samantha Kibalo, who disappeared from Suffern in January 2001 with her mother, Ann Yermak Kibalo, who did not have custody of the girl. Kibalo's estranged husband had been awarded custody of their daughter after their divorce. Ann Kibalo was to return Samantha to her father in Suffern on Feb. 3, 2001, but failed to do so, according to a missing person's notice issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Since that day, the state Missing Person Clearinghouse, the FBI and local police, have been searching for Samantha.
According to a…
