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As fireworks arc and bloom over the waters facing the Westchester Sound Shore this holiday, some of our neighbors are preparing to resume the search for a hidden mystery beneath the surface.
“Glen Island had grown to occupy seven small islands connected by pedestrian bridges. A plaque that can still be found in the area describes the layout of the amusement park.”
Got something a little more contemporary to talk about? Now’s your chance…
The lofty grandiosity of the project was enough to bankrupt Mr. Wilson in only several months.
A reminder from the Larchmont Historical Society that every year, it’s hard to avoid a January snow around here.
The November 26th fire that destroyed Wildcliff, one of New Rochelle’s most historic buildings, was a case of arson, say New Rochelle Police.
Imagine her surprise when one day, a gentleman walked into her office in the Mamaroneck Town Center, with the sign that’s in the photo.
The first outbreak associated with Typhoid Mary occurred in 1900, in Mamaroneck.
