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Two Divisions Blend Into One Travel Company In Bronxville Two Divisions Blend Into One Travel Company In Bronxville
Two Divisions Blend Into One Travel Company In Bronxville BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- After a 15-year stint in Larchmont, Bayside Travel has moved its offices to Bronxville.The move was aimed to combine the offices of Bayside Travel with its Gramatan Travel division, which has been in Bronxville since the 1950s.  Gramatan Travel will now be known as Bayside Travel.  All 40 of the Bayside Travel advisers now will operate out of the Bronxville office. The agency is part of the Virtuoso network and offers custom luxury travel experiences and concierge services.  The new location is 69 Pondfield Road.

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Police & Fire
NY Attorney General Investigates NYPD Shooting In Saw Mill Parkway Chase NY Attorney General Investigates NYPD Shooting In Saw Mill Parkway Chase
NY Attorney General Investigates Nypd Shooting In Saw Mill Parkway Chase YONKERS, N.Y. -- Attorney General Eric Schneiderman will reportedly conduct an investigation of the Tuesday fatal shooting by a New York City police officer on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Yonkers of a suspect who was unarmed following a car chase and wrong-way collision, according to lohud.com.Gov. Andrew Cuomo in July authorized Schneiderman by executive order to conduct an investigation and prosecute when necessary instances related to an unarmed civilian's death "caused by a law enforcement officer," the lohud.com article says. Investigators are attempting to determine what le…

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Schools
Anti-Bullying App Created In Westchester Gains Nationwide Acclaim Anti-Bullying App Created In Westchester Gains Nationwide Acclaim
Anti-Bullying App Created In Westchester Gains Nationwide Acclaim White Plains-based Anonymous Alerts, a patented new mobile app for use in fighting bullying, cyberbullying, and other concerns, has been recognized as one of the “Top 100” innovations and products by District Administration Magazine, a publication for K-12 educators. The selections were made by leaders of school districts throughout the United States from over 2,100 nominations. The 100 products and innovations featured in the magazine’s 2015 survey represent a showcase of new trends in education, cutting-edge software, and useful tools for teachers, and innovations designed to provide grea…

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Schools
Clarkstown South High School Unveils Reflection Award Winners Clarkstown South High School Unveils Reflection Award Winners
Clarkstown South High School Unveils Reflection Award Winners CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- The following students are winners of the Clarkstown South High School PTSA “Let Your Imagination Fly” 2015-15 Reflection Awards: Photography: Finalists: Irisa Dong, Roots of Imagination; Gianna LaRosa, Flying Freedom Award of Merit: Olivia Barkley, Merrie Pederson, Colorful Feather Visual Arts: Finalists: Karisa Hahn, Above the Earth We Soar; Marco Amendola, Fenrik Fins A Loophole Award of Excellence: Wynter Malone, Classroom Daydreaming; Liran Maayani, Eye of the Tiger Award of Merit: Marisel Brautman, Beyond Imagination; Michaela Mazis, Human Again; Rory Heanue…

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Events
Fairfield Residents Star In 'Miracle Worker' At Westport Community Theatre Fairfield Residents Star In 'Miracle Worker' At Westport Community Theatre
Fairfield Residents Star In 'Miracle Worker' At Westport Community Theatre WESTPORT, Conn. -- Fairfield residents Emma LaPlace and John Pyron star in the production of "The Miracle Worker" currently running at the Westport Community Theatre. The play tells the story of a young Helen Keller. Though she was deaf, blind and mute as a child, Keller eventually achieved many notable accomplishments as author, political activist and lecturer and lived the latter part of her life in Easton. The play's director is Richard Mancini. Mancini directed last season’s "It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" at WCT, and previously "The Crucible," &…

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News
Recent Uptick Prompts Consumer Alert On Phone Scams Recent Uptick Prompts Consumer Alert On Phone Scams
Recent Uptick Prompts Consumer Alert On Phone Scams A recent uptick in reports of telephone scammers posing as the Internal Revenue Service and the New York State Attorney General's Office has prompted New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman to issue a consumer alert Monday. New York residents are warned to watch for these common telephone scams: IRS/Tax Collection Scam: The caller will claim to be an agent or police officer from the Internal Revenue Service or Attorney General’s Office calling about a past due tax balance that is owed.  Grandparent Scam: Typically, this scam comes in the form of an urgent phone call whereby the call…

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Business
Holiday Party Sees Installation Of New Paramus Chamber Officers Holiday Party Sees Installation Of New Paramus Chamber Officers
Holiday Party Sees Installation Of New Paramus Chamber Officers PARAMUS, N.J. -- The Paramus Regional Chamber of Commerce is holding its 12th Annual Holiday Party and Installation Dinner Wednesday, Dec. 9. The buffet dinner will include dessert and a cash bar. The cost is $45 and participants are asked to bring an unwrapped gift to benefit Children's Aid & Family Services. Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. at The Ballroom at Biago's, 299 Paramus Road. RSVP online here.

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Events
Christmas Comes Alive With Old Tappan Church's Pageant Christmas Comes Alive With Old Tappan Church's Pageant
Christmas Comes Alive With Old Tappan Church's Pageant OLD TAPPAN, N.J. A children's Christmas pageant will be performed Sunday, Dec. 20 in Trinity Reformed Church in Old Tappan.The pageant will be from 9:25-10:30 a.m. at the church, 292 Old Tappan Road. For more information, call the church at (201) 664-5904.

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Police & Fire
Man Charged With DWI After Failing To Maintain Route 22 Lane Man Charged With DWI After Failing To Maintain Route 22 Lane
Man Charged With DWI After Failing To Maintain Route 22 Lane DOVER, N.Y. -- Police charged a Dover man with driving while intoxicated following a traffic stop on Route 22 on Tuesday, according to New York state police. Police stopped Gregg C. Graham, 48, on Route 22 for allegedly failing to maintain his designated lane of travel, they said. Graham failed subsequent standardized field sobriety testing and was placed under arrest, police said. Graham gave a positive breath sample that revealed a blood alcohol content of .08 percent, according to police. He was charged with felony DWI because he was convicted of a previous DWI related offense in Janua…

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News
Expect Delays, Lane Closing On All Angels Road In Wappingers Falls Expect Delays, Lane Closing On All Angels Road In Wappingers Falls
Expect Delays, Lane Closing On All Angels Road In Wappingers Falls WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. -- Motorists traveling on All Angels Road between Kent Road and Cider Mill Loop in Wappingers Falls should anticipate delays beginning Wednesday because one lane will be closed for road repairs. There will be one lane of traffic open during the roadwork, officials say.

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