Please Pull Out Your Credit Card And Help The Greedy AbelsThe Yearlong Telethon Continues.
Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel and Westmore Snooze Editor Jananne Abel who are known around town as dis-Abel and un-Abel are pleading poverty and begging for money for online access to The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore Snooze.
Every online newspaper based in Westchester county provides free online access to the advertiser supported news site, but the Greedy Richard and Jaanne Fable want your credit card.
It is a shame that newspaper founded by Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel refuses to give back to the residents and taxpayers of Port Chester.
Now you can pay 33 Bucks for this crap at the Westmore Snooze...
'Eternally modern' music society welcomes new members at PCHS
Steady growth in Tri-M Society since 2000
By Jeff Benzak
Twelve new members were inducted into the Tri-M Music Honor Society at Port Chester High School Monday night. The students were selected based upon their first-quarter academic progress reports and... [more] Warnning Westmore Spam Link
Port Chester charity to distribute 250 gifts
Port Chester-based Family Services of Westchester, a nonprofit that operates out of the One Gateway Plaza office building, helped collect more than 250 Christmas gifts Sunday at The Westchester mall in White Plains.
The gifts will be distributed to children who... [more] Warning Westmore Spam Link
The history of Port Chester High School
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the current PCHS building, this is the sixth in a series of articles about its history. This section continues the story of the school's 1936 championship football team, relating the squad's spectacular defeat of... [more] Warning Westmore Spam Link
Santa and toys at the waterfront
Members of the Port Chester High School Brass Ensemble play holiday melodies at the Port Chester marina during an event sponsored by The Waterfront at Port Chester retail development and the Village of Port Chester on Dec. 9. They are,...
'Eternally modern' music society welcomes new members at PCHS
Steady growth in Tri-M Society since 2000
By Jeff Benzak
Twelve new members were inducted into the Tri-M Music Honor Society at Port Chester High School Monday night. The students were selected based upon their first-quarter academic progress reports and... [more] Warnning Westmore Spam Link
Port Chester charity to distribute 250 gifts
Port Chester-based Family Services of Westchester, a nonprofit that operates out of the One Gateway Plaza office building, helped collect more than 250 Christmas gifts Sunday at The Westchester mall in White Plains.
The gifts will be distributed to children who... [more] Warning Westmore Spam Link
The history of Port Chester High School
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the current PCHS building, this is the sixth in a series of articles about its history. This section continues the story of the school's 1936 championship football team, relating the squad's spectacular defeat of... [more] Warning Westmore Spam Link
Santa and toys at the waterfront
Members of the Port Chester High School Brass Ensemble play holiday melodies at the Port Chester marina during an event sponsored by The Waterfront at Port Chester retail development and the Village of Port Chester on Dec. 9. They are,...
[more] Warning Westmore Spam Link
Rams ace another chemistry test
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
PORT CHESTER - The tools have certainly been there for Port Chester's boys basketball team the past few years. The Rams have had plenty of quickness, ballhandling and, above all, height. But this season it appears the aforementioned characteristic... read entire article»
Alex Myers The Journal News
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
PORT CHESTER - The tools have certainly been there for Port Chester's boys basketball team the past few years. The Rams have had plenty of quickness, ballhandling and, above all, height. But this season it appears the aforementioned characteristic... read entire article»
Alex Myers The Journal News
Girls basketball roundup: New York School for the Deaf defeats German School 33-30; New Rochelle defeats Ramapo 55-37; Ossining defeats Peekskill 79-49; Clarkstown North gets first win
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
New York School for the Deaf 33, German School 30: At the German School, Tiffany Freeman gave NYSD the lead with two minutes remaining. Alisa Powell scored a team-high 10 points. Denise Norris had a game-high 22 points for the German School... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Westchester serves up ban on trans fats at 3,000 eateries
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
NEW ROCHELLE - Westchester health officials have banned artificial trans fats from all food establishments, making it the only place in the state, north of New York City, to prohibit chefs from cooking with the artery-clogging oils. The 12 members... read entire article»
Candice Ferrette The Journal News
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Solomon Schechter 63, Hawthorne Cedar Knolls 57 Pawling 60, Valhalla 47 Community 59, Green Meadow 35 Tappan Zee 52, Pleasantville 47 Westlake 69, Croton-Harmon 61 Pearl River 58, Clarkstown North ... read entire article»
Enjoy Season's Eatings at These Festive Restaurants
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
If you think long enough about your favorite holiday memories, food is bound to appear somewhere. Maybe it was Christmas cookies baked with Mom, or the big, boisterous holiday meal shared with the entire extended family. Or maybe it was the excite... read entire article»
Dining, in brief
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
Here's a reminder of the restaurants we've covered recently. The most recently published are at the top of the list. Michele Michelle: Old-school, red-sauce Italian dishes like they make on Arthur Avenue, so faithfully rendered that despite... read entire article»
Friday, Dec 21, 2007
Here's a reminder of the restaurants we've covered recently. The most recently published are at the top of the list. Michele Michelle: Old-school, red-sauce Italian dishes like they make on Arthur Avenue, so faithfully rendered that despite... read entire article»
Your Sound Shore Express community news
Thursday, Dec 20, 2007
The Harrison Council for the Arts will present "Watercolor My Way" by Brigitte Loritz, a Port Chester resident, at the Harrison Public Library on Bruce Avenue from Jan. 5 to 25. An opening reception will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 12. Loritz is... read entire article»
Bowling tournament, Suffern-Clarkstown North hockey on tap today
Thursday, Dec 20, 2007
The Southern Westchester Bowling League's Holiday Tournament rolls at White Plains Bowl at 4 p.m. today, and Rockland hockey rivals Suffern and Clarkstown North face off at Palisades Center Ice Rink at 4:15 p.m. Here's the full schedule of today's... read entire article»
Westchester/Rockland/Putnam wrestling notebook: Dual-Meet tournament is start of new era
Thursday, Dec 20, 2007
Once Jerry Zurla learned that Section 1 was holding a ground-breaking event -the first Section 1 dual-meet wrestling championship - he immediately called his brother, Marc. Zurla had to let Marc, a freshman wrestler at Columbia, know about this m... read entire article»
Tony Pinciaro The Journal News
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Thursday, Dec 20, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Solomon Schechter 63, Hawthorne Cedar Knolls 57 Pawling 60, Valhalla 47 Community 59, Green Meadow 35 Tappan Zee 52, Pleasantville 47 Westlake 69, Croton-Harmon 61 Pearl River 58, Clarkstown North ... read entire article»
Rye Brook man accused of sexually abusing 4-year-old Port Chester girl
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A 20-year-old Rye Brook man was accused of sexually abusing a 4-year-old girl when the child's father left him alone with her, village police said yesterday. The father, upon returning home, fought with the man after his daughter to... read entire article»
Shawn Cohen The Journal News
Port Chester woman hit by car, suffers head injuries
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A 62-year-old village woman suffered head injuries yesterday morning when she was struck by a motorist as she walked across Grace Church Street. Antoinette Lowden of 181 Grace Church St. was thrown 20 feet in the air when a car driv... read entire article»
Shawn Cohen The Journal News
Holy Child, RCDS in girls basketball showdown today; Iona Prep, RCDS collide in hockey
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Two of the area's top girls basketball post players - Sophia Aleksandravicius of Holy Child and Alexandra Osborn-Jones of Rye Country Day - meet at 4 p.m. today at Rye Country Day. Also today, Iona Prep visits Rye Country Day in hockey -the area'... read entire article»
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Stepinac 52, Fordham Prep 37 Lakeland 63, Yorktown 38 Pelham 65, Byram Hills 62 Valhalla 69, Clark Academy 67 Ossining 61, Beacon 41 Scarsdale 79, Saunders 52 Iona Prep 61, Regis 49 Irvington 80, Y... read entire article»
WMC nurses deserve a fair contract
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
I was pleased to read your Dec. 8 article about the financial health of Westchester Medical Center. While things are better financially, there is another side to its current fiscal situation. The nurses have been trying to negotiate a fair contrac... read entire article»
Local actors find familiar turf in �A Christmas Carol�
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Last week, Mrs. Cratchit opened her White Plains home to the Fezziwigs, Scrooge, Marley and all those ghosts for chicken, sushi and pasta. Last night, The Ghost of Christmas Past was set to serve Italian favorites. Next week, it's Mrs. Fezziwig's ... read entire article»
Peter D. Kramer The Journal News
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Last week, Mrs. Cratchit opened her White Plains home to the Fezziwigs, Scrooge, Marley and all those ghosts for chicken, sushi and pasta. Last night, The Ghost of Christmas Past was set to serve Italian favorites. Next week, it's Mrs. Fezziwig's ... read entire article»
Peter D. Kramer The Journal News
Getting There: Planes, trains and automobiles: Rockland transportation in 2007
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
The good. The bad. The ugly. In short, that was Rockland's year in transportation in 2007. The Tappan Zee Bridge replacement project got off to a fast start early in the year but then plodded along for the rest of the year; residents were shocked ... read entire article»
Khurram Saeed The Journal News
Bowling: Yesterday's matches
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Bowling Boys Valhalla 5, Mamaroneck 2 At White Plains Bowl Total pins: Valhalla: 2,797, Mamaroneck: 2,573. High game: 1. Matt DiPrinzio (V) 257; 2. Kameron Smith (M) 236; 3. Smith (M) 235. High series: 1. ... read entire article»
Wrestling: Yesterday's matches
Wednesday, Dec 19, 2007
Wrestling Section 1 Dual Meet Championship Second round: New Rochelle 39, Nanuet 21 At Nanuet 152 - Tom Antonioli (NR) pin. Nick Galluzzo, 4:57; 160 - Blaze Jones (NR) pin. Nick Mertens, 5:45; 171 -... read entire article»
Port Chester woman hit by motorist, suffers head injuries
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A 62-year-old village woman suffered head injuries this morning when she was struck by a motorist as she walked across Grace Church Street. Antoinette Lowden, of 181 Grace Church St., was thrown 20 feet in the air when the car, driv... read entire article»
Shawn Cohen The Journal News
Rye Brook man accused of sexually abusing 4-year-old Port Chester girl
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A 20-year-old Rye Brook man was accused of sexually abusing a 4-year-old girl when the child's father left him alone with her, village police said today. The father, upon returning home, fought with the man after his daughter told h... read entire article»
Shawn Cohen The Journal News
Section 1 Dual-Meet wrestling tournament: Upset-filled opening round continues today
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
Connor Tompkins had a vision that his match, the 215-pound bout, would eventually decide the Sleepy Hollow-Mahopac wrestling match. The Sleepy Hollow senior was prophetic as he pinned, lifting the Headless Horsemen to a 33-30 upset of seventh-seed... read entire article»
Stepinac-Fordham Prep basketball, Rye-Pelham hockey highlight today's varsity action
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
CHSAA rivals Stepinac and Fordham Prep collide in boys basketball today at 4:30 p.m. at Stepinac. Today's varsity schedule also includes Rye facing Pelham in a key Division II hockey game at the Hutchinson Ice Arena in Mount Vernon, and Tappan Zee... read entire article»
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
Sunday's events Boys basketball Iona Prep B 81, Frederick Douglass Academy 42 Holy Cross tournament Championship: Blessed Sacrament 63, Cathedral Prep 58 Mamaroneck tournament Championship: Mamaroneck 60, ... read entire article»
A new history of the Archdiocese of New York tells the Catholic story of the last 200 years.
Tuesday, Dec 18, 2007
When the Roman Catholic Diocese of New York was created in 1808, spun off from the Archdiocese of Baltimore, it included the entire state, Long Island to Buffalo. But there wasn't much going on. There were hardly any priests. The 12,000 Cat... read entire article»
Basketball, gymnastics highlight today's varsity schedule
Monday, Dec 17, 2007
Sleepy Hollow visits Rye in boys basketball today, while Putnam Valley hosts Irvington in girls competition. Also on tap today, Brewster heads to Carmel in gymnastics. Here's the full schedule of today's varsity events in the Lower Hudson Valley: ... read entire article»
Monday, Dec 17, 2007
Sleepy Hollow visits Rye in boys basketball today, while Putnam Valley hosts Irvington in girls competition. Also on tap today, Brewster heads to Carmel in gymnastics. Here's the full schedule of today's varsity events in the Lower Hudson Valley: ... read entire article»
Knicks' Crawford spreading cheer
Monday, Dec 17, 2007
WHITE PLAINS - In spite of everything that's gone wrong this season, charitable Knicks fans lined up yesterday to spend a moment with Jamal Crawford and left a pile of holiday presents in their wake. It was a welcome break in the action. For the s... read entire article»
Mike Dougherty The Journal News
LoHud Happenings: Westchester Putnam
Monday, Dec 17, 2007
Brewster: Zoning Board of Appeals. 8 p.m. Southeast Town Hall, 1 Main St. 845-265-5200. Croton-on-Hudson: Board of Trustees. 8 p.m. Village Hall, 1 Van Wyck St. 914-271-4781. Mamaroneck: Mamaroneck Avenue Task Force. 7 p.m. Village o... read entire article»
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Monday, Dec 17, 2007
Saturday's results Boys basketball Mt. St. Michael 48, Cardinal Spellman 44 Rye Neck at Solomon Schechter, ppd., TBD Peekskill 76, Poughkeepsie 66 Hastings tournament Tuckahoe 62, Salesian 61 Hastings 64, Irvington 58 Hen H... read entire article»
Henriquez enjoys block party as Port Chester downs North Rockland
Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
CHAPPAQUA - One rejection after another, Jordan Henriquez swatted shots in all directions. Off the backboard, into the stands, out to the perimeter to start transition. What went up came down with authority. It's pretty nice being 6-foot-11 in hig... read entire article»
Jeff Gold The Journal News
Region is ready for today's snow
Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
As the region wakes up to the second winter storm in days, those who are dealing successfully with its aftermath know that preparation is the key. Many across the Lower Hudson Valley got ready yesterday, stocking up on shovels, salt and other item... read entire article»
Stacy A. Anderson and Terence Corcoran The Journal News
Girls basketball roundup: Blind Brook beats Hastings; Pelham defeats Edgemont; Ramapo downs Pawling
Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
Blind Brook 62, Hastings 35: In the championship game of the Hastings tournament, tournament MVP Sam Levine had 16 points and 11 rebounds. Teammate Karen Mikva added 10 points, 10 rebounds and eight blocks. Pippa Mansdorf had 14 points for ... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Mt. St. Michael 48, Cardinal Spellman 44 Rye Neck at Solomon Schechter, ppd., TBD Peekskill 76, Poughkeepsie 66 Hastings tournament Tuckahoe 62, Salesian 61 Hastings 64, Irvington 58 Hen ... read entire article»
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