Casey Donahue

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Originally from Pennsylvania, Casey graduated from Fairfield University with a major in journalism and a minor in political science. He has covered several towns in Fairfield County since 2010. Case was formerly an assistant managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Port Chester, NY
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What's Open, Closed In Port Chester For Memorial Day What's Open, Closed In Port Chester For Memorial Day What's Open, Closed In Port Chester For Memorial Day
What's Open, Closed In Port Chester For Memorial Day PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Here's a list of what's open and closed on Memorial Day in Port Chester and Rye Brook. Port Chester Village Hall is closed. Rye Brook Village Hall is closed. All Port Chester schools are closed. Blind Brook schools are closed. The Port Chester Senior Community Center is closed. Crossfit Port Chester is closed. The Port Chester Rye Brook Library is closed. If you know any businesses that will be open or closed on Memorial Day, leave a comment below or email [email protected] and we'll update the list.

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Rye, NY
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What's Open, Closed In Rye For Memorial Day What's Open, Closed In Rye For Memorial Day What's Open, Closed In Rye For Memorial Day
What's Open, Closed In Rye For Memorial Day RYE, N.Y. -- Here's a list of what's open and closed in Rye for Memorial Day on Monday. Rye City Hall will be closed. All Rye schools will be closed. The Rye YMCA will be closed. Rye Playland will be open. The Rye Free Reading Room will be closed. The Post Office will be closed. If you know of any openings or closings on Memorial Day, leave a comment below or email [email protected] and we'll update the list.

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Rye, NY
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What To Do In Rye This Weekend What To Do In Rye This Weekend What To Do In Rye This Weekend
What To Do In Rye This Weekend RYE, N.Y. – This weekend Rye will host a movie at the library, a night of nature and the opening of the Down to Earth Farmers Market. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, May 24 Friday Fun Flick: 3:30 p.m. Kids can come and watch “Frankenweenie” at the library. The movie is about a young boy who brings his dog back to life. Rye Free Reading Room, 1061 Boston Post Road. Saturday, May 25 Night of the Horseshoe Crab: 10:30 p.m. Come to this quiet vigil at the salt marsh to watch horseshoe crabs lay their eggs along the shoreline. Meet at the visitors center. Marshlands C…

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Rye, NY
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Westchester Legislator Sues To Stop Rye Playland Deal Westchester Legislator Sues To Stop Rye Playland Deal Westchester Legislator Sues To Stop Rye Playland Deal
Westchester Legislator Sues To Stop Rye Playland Deal RYE, N.Y. – Westchester Board of Legislators Chairman Ken Jenkins filed a lawsuit Thursday in an effort to annul the County Executive Rob Astorino's agreement with Sustainable Playland to take over management of Rye Playland. The county’s Board of Acquisition and Contract voted to approve the agreement on April 18. According to the lawsuit, the vote was in excess of the board's jurisdictional duties and contrary to the laws in the County Charter. “The ten-year agreement that the County Executive wants to sign with Sustainable Playland is just a lease by another name, and he knows well eno…

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Port Chester, NY
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Vet Seeks Owners Of Lost Cat Found In Port Chester Yard Vet Seeks Owners Of Lost Cat Found In Port Chester Yard Vet Seeks Owners Of Lost Cat Found In Port Chester Yard
Vet Seeks Owners Of Lost Cat Found In Port Chester Yard PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Is this your cat? He was found in a Port Chester yard and taken to the VCA Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center in Norwalk. The cat is an adult male orange tabby. He is neutered and described as very friendly. He was found Monday morning and brought to the VCA Center. The veterinarians believe that he belongs to a family based on how well socialized he is and his body condition. They have contacted several animal hospitals and shelters in the Port Chester area, but have so far been unable to find out where he came from. If you have any information on where he mig…

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Armonk, NY
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Westchester Leaders Start Coalition To End Unfunded State Mandates Westchester Leaders Start Coalition To End Unfunded State Mandates Westchester Leaders Start Coalition To End Unfunded State Mandates
Westchester Leaders Start Coalition To End Unfunded State Mandates WESTCHESTER, N.Y. -- Officials from Westchester schools, governments and businesses gathered in White Plains Thursday to launch Stop Albany From Taking Our Power, a movement to reduce unfunded state mandates. "Albany must be held accountable, it must stop passing the buck to taxpayers," said Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino. He said that nine unfunded mandates from the state government, including Medicaid, pensions and preschool special education, will cost the county government $464 million, while the county will only receive $249 million in state aid. "We've got to end the co…

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Port Chester, NY
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Port Chester Fest Returns To Celebrate Local Diversity Port Chester Fest Returns To Celebrate Local Diversity Port Chester Fest Returns To Celebrate Local Diversity
Port Chester Fest Returns To Celebrate Local Diversity PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester residents can celebrate the diversity of their village when Port Chester Fest returns on June 8. Now in its sixth year, Port Chester Fest is a showcase of multicultural art, music and food featuring performers from Port Chester and around the world. Soprano Camille Ortiz-Lafont will perform traditional Italian ballads and Latin-fusion dance. Folklore group Inti Andino will bring traditional Ecuadorian music to the stage. Port Chester's own Charlie Scopoletti and his band will play songs from his new album, "Truth." Quesqento y Paccaricha: Danza de Tijere…

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Port Chester Students Join National Junior Honor Society Port Chester Students Join National Junior Honor Society Port Chester Students Join National Junior Honor Society
Port Chester Students Join National Junior Honor Society PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester Middle School inducted 34 students into the National Junior Honor Society Wednesday. The seventh- and eighth-grade students were selected based on their performance in scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship. All students achieved a minimum cumulative grade point average of 88, demonstrated leadership in at least two school organizations, and completed at least 10 hours of service to the school and community. All applicants were required to write an essay on one or more character traits. The inducted students were: Marileysis Aguirre,…

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Harrison, NY
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Harrison Receives $370,000 From FEMA For Sandy Cleanup Harrison Receives $370,000 From FEMA For Sandy Cleanup Harrison Receives $370,000 From FEMA For Sandy Cleanup
Harrison Receives $370,000 From FEMA For Sandy Cleanup HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison will receive a $370,000 grant from FEMA to cover the cost of debris removal after Hurricane Sandy. "Harrison is very happy to receive FEMA's payment,” said Harrison Mayor Ron Belmont. “It's nice to know that FEMA recognizes how diligent Harrison was in cleaning up the debris resulting from Hurricane Sandy." .S. Rep. Nita Lowey (D-Westchester/Rockland) announced the grant Wednesday. The grant is provided by FEMA's Public Assistance program, which reimburses state, tribal and local governments for the cost of emergency responses. The funds come from the Distaster …

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Port Chester Students Win Hunger Leadership Challenge Port Chester Students Win Hunger Leadership Challenge Port Chester Students Win Hunger Leadership Challenge
Port Chester Students Win Hunger Leadership Challenge PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester Middle School was chosen as one of 11 winners nationwide in the Lead2Feed World Hunger Leadership Challenge. The students from the middle school team expanded the school's garden to grow organic vegetables, which were donated to the Don Bosco Community Center. They were able to grow more than 1,000 pounds of food, 90 percent of which will be donated and 10 percent that will be used to educate students. The students also plan to increase community support for their project. More than 300,000 middle and high school students from 1,500 schools participated …

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