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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Report: Rye Playland Damage Won't Be Fixed By Opening Report: Rye Playland Damage Won't Be Fixed By Opening Report: Rye Playland Damage Won't Be Fixed By Opening
Report: Rye Playland Damage Won't Be Fixed By Opening RYE, N.Y. -- The damage to Rye Playland caused by Hurricane Sandy won't be fixed by the time the park is scheduled to open on May 11, according to a report by CBS 2 New York. The main boardwalk and seawall were heavily damaged in the storm, and repair work has not begun. The county was supposed to start the repairs but ran into legal problems with its contracts and had to let the project out to bid. Playland is hoping that the repairs will be completed by mid-May, and that the pier and beach can be opened by Memorial Day weekend. The Ice Casino skating rink suffered heavy damage to its ro…
What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend
What To Do In Port Chester This Weekend PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- The events in Port Chester and Rye Brook this weekend include a discussion with local elected officials and a lunch with the Easter Bunny. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 22 Aqua Zumba: 5 p.m. Work out and have fun in this aquatic Zumba dance class. $10. The Carver Center, 400 Westchester Ave. Saturday, March 23 A Cup of Joe with Steve and George: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Assemblyman Steve Otis and state Sen. George Latimer will hold open office hours. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. Literature on state issues will be available. Port Chest…
What To Do In Harrison This Weekend What To Do In Harrison This Weekend What To Do In Harrison This Weekend
What To Do In Harrison This Weekend HARRISON, N.Y. -- The events in Harrison this weekend include an East egg hunt and a film screening and discussion. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 22 Open Play: 10 a.m. to noon. Parents, grandparents, caregivers and kids can come meet each other, read and play. Blocks and preschool Legos are available for kids to play with while parents chat. Harrison Public Library, 2 Bruce Ave. Saturday, March 23 Harrison Recreation Egg Hunt: 11 a.m. Harrison Recreation hosts this egg hunt for children ages two through eight. Bring your own baskets and bags, and awards w…
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 in Rye there will be activities for kids at the Rye Free Reading Room and a dance fundraiser. Check out our Events calendar for more items. Friday, March 22 Wiggle and Giggle Time: 9 a.m. Kids can wiggle to music, giggle to funny rhymes and do all sorts of fun activities in this program hosted by “Ellen Watermelon” Kaplan and “Dawny Dew” Halasz. Rye Free Reading Room, 1061 Boston Post Road. Saturday, March 23 Chess Tournament: 10:15 a.m. Players ages 6 to 14 can participate in this round-robin tournament, refereed by chess champion Tom Levine. Players should …
Open Houses In Rye This Weekend Open Houses In Rye This Weekend Open Houses In Rye This Weekend
Open Houses In Rye This Weekend RYE, N.Y. --  House hunting in Rye? There will be several open houses in town this weekend. Options range from a three-bedroom home on Midland Avenue, listed for $599,000, to a four-bedroom home on Halls Lane, listed for $2.495 million. Check out our Real Estate page for more open houses and to see homes that have recently been sold in your neighborhood.
Harrison Shifts Garbage Collection For Next Week Harrison Shifts Garbage Collection For Next Week Harrison Shifts Garbage Collection For Next Week
Harrison Shifts Garbage Collection For Next Week HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison has shifted its garbage and recycling collection for next week because of a town holiday on Friday, March 29. Garbage and recycling that would normally be collected on Thursday, March 28 will be picked up on Wednesday, March 27. Garbage and recycling scheduled to be picked up on Friday will be picked up on Thursday. There will be no bulk trash collection on Wednesday. The Sanitation Department also announced Thursday that a it will be using a loaner sanitation truck for the next week. The truck is white and unmarked. Residents should not be alarmed if they see t…
Rye To Host First 'G Day' Weekend Of Sports Events Rye To Host First 'G Day' Weekend Of Sports Events Rye To Host First 'G Day' Weekend Of Sports Events
Rye To Host First 'G Day' Weekend Of Sports Events RYE, N.Y. -- Rye will host two days of back-to-back athletic games in its first ever "G Day" weekend event April 5 and 6. Rye High School teams will take on teams from Harrison, Port Chester, Somers, Lakeland and Greenwich. The district is hoping that the event will become an annual tradition that brings the community together to support the Rye High School Garnets. In addition to the games, there will be sports fundraising at the high school, half-time activities, food, live music and Garnet spirit wear sales. The games will kick off Friday, April 5 at 4:15 p.m. when the boys varsity ten…
Port Chester Student Works To Win $10,000 Scholarship Port Chester Student Works To Win $10,000 Scholarship Port Chester Student Works To Win $10,000 Scholarship
Port Chester Student Works To Win $10,000 Scholarship PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester High School senior Astrid Vargas needs your help to win a $10,000 scholarship and another $10,000 to improve her community. Vargas is one of 17 semifinalists in the MetroPCS #makechange competition. She and her fellow semifinalists have already each won a $2,500 college scholarship and are now competing for another $7,500 in tuition money and a $10,000 community grant. If she wins, Vargas would donate the $10,000 to create a swim team at Port Chester High School. She is an avid swimmer, but the school has no swim team. She would like students who follow …
Paul Rosenberg Is Elected Mayor Of Rye Brook Paul Rosenberg Is Elected Mayor Of Rye Brook Paul Rosenberg Is Elected Mayor Of Rye Brook
Paul Rosenberg Is Elected Mayor Of Rye Brook RYE BROOK, N.Y. -- Paul Rosenberg was elected the mayor of Rye Brook in an uncontested election Tuesday. Incumbent Jeffrey Rednick and newcomer Jason Klein were elected to the Board of Trustees. The election had a relatively low turnout as Rosenberg, the current deputy mayor, received 156 votes. Rednick earned 161 votes, and Klein received 156. All three will serve three-year terms beginning in April. A swearing-in ceremony will be held April 9 at 7 p.m.
Hundreds Gather In Rye For Funeral Of Coach Jack Curran Hundreds Gather In Rye For Funeral Of Coach Jack Curran Hundreds Gather In Rye For Funeral Of Coach Jack Curran
Hundreds Gather In Rye For Funeral Of Coach Jack Curran RYE, N.Y. – The influence of legendary high school coach Jack Curran could be felt as hundreds packed into the Church of the Resurrection in Rye for his funeral Wednesday. The service was celebrated by the Rev. Frank Shannon, a graduate of Archbishop Molloy High School, where Curran coached basketball and baseball for 55 years. “He had a great influence on an incredible number of kids. He was like a father to so many of us,” Shannon said of Curran. “You made our four years an incredible four years, but you made us people that would go out into life and really be ready to enjoy it and live…
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