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Torrential rain leads to flooding in Westchester County - Vimarsana News

Torrential rain leads to flooding in Westchester County

Roughly five inches of rain has fallen in some Westchester County communities.

Source: fox5ny.com
KEEPING THE SOUND, SOUND - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

KEEPING THE SOUND, SOUND - Westfair Communications

Save the Sound has reached settlements with both the village of Scarsdale and the city of Rye stemming from a Clean Water Act case filed by Save the Sound in 2015 against Westchester County and 11 municipalities to address pollution from raw sewage discharges from aging sewer pipes.   The settlement with Scarsdale is the seventh […]

School districts slow to enact tax breaks for senior citizens. Here's why - Vimarsana News

School districts slow to enact tax breaks for senior citizens. Here's why

Lower Hudson Valley school districts have moved far slower than municipalities to enact tax savings for low-income seniors.

Source: yahoo.com
New York investing in bridges and culverts - Vimarsana News

New York investing in bridges and culverts

New York is spending millions of dollars to enhance bridges and culverts across the state.

Source: wktv.com
$60.1M allocated for Hudson Valley bridge, culvert projects - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

$60.1M allocated for Hudson Valley bridge, culvert projects - Westfair Communications

New York state is sending $60.1 million in additional financial assistance to counties and municipalities in the Hudson Valley to help pay for the repair and replacement of bridges and culverts. It’s part of $516 million in new spending that was announced by the state that will go to 141 local governments throughout New York. […]