Fulfillment of campaign commitment immediately spotlights hiring practices as new IDA board convenes. In a significant move to hold developers more accountable for creating good, family supporting jobs and more affordable housing in exchange...
New initiative brings youth and city leaders together to shape policy and interventions. The New Rochelle Community Justice Center (NRCJC), in collaboration with the City of New Rochelle, launched a new cohort called the...
A coalition of New Rochelle teachers and environmental activists has received a $100,000 grant from the Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund (LISCIF) to expand the New Rochelle Eco-Ambassador Summer Program, which trains local...
Community welcomes the Mayor and other city leaders at the new Remington Boys and Girls Club To a full house that included city, county, and state elected officials, industry representatives, community stakeholders, and residents...
On Friday, April 26, New Rochelle Against Racism (New RoAR) celebrated its 10th Anniversary at a powerful, informative event at Bethesda Baptist Church. The celebration included some 70 “former, current, and future” members and...
City Manager resigns Tuesday, April 9th, marked the end of the Chuck Strome-Kathleen Gill 26-year reign in New Rochelle. With Gill’s resignation and settlement with the City, a search for a new City Manager...
NR City Council authorizes a settlement in its quest to remove City Manager Gill In a victory for representative government, on April 4, New Rochelle’s Mayor, Yadira Ramos-Herbert, convened a Special Meeting of the...
William Wagstaff and Adeel Mirza face off at Mount Vernon Public Library, Cacace fails to appear. On March 6, Black Westchester hosted a debate for the Democratic candidates for Westchester County District Attorney at...
Citing concerns for “balance and security,” NRPL caves to anti-Palestinian pressure campaign, then reschedules talk for April 18 A week before a long-scheduled talk by the editors of a book on 21st-century progressive activism,...
Union members and supporters urge City Council to appoint IDA members who will insist on family supporting jobs About a dozen speakers at the City Council’s March 12 Citizens To Be Heard session pressed the...