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Danielle Marie Coletta of Peekskill was 48 years old. She was a sixth-grade teacher at Mildred E. Strang Middle School in Yorktown. Her career began at Columbus Elementary School in Hawthorne, teaching second grade, followed by many years at Brookside Elementary School in Yorktown, as a third-grade teacher.  She attended George Washington Elementary School in Mohegan Lake, Copper Beech Middle School, and Walter Panas High School in Cortlandt Manor.  She graduated from Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y. with a Bachelors's Degree in Education and Western Connecticut University where she r...

A popular Northern Westchester teacher died unexpectedly on Monday, Feb. 22.Danielle Marie Coletta of Peekskill was 48 years old.She was a sixth-grade teacher at Mildred E. Strang Middle School in Yorktown.Her career began at Columbus Elem…

Danielle Marie Coletta of Peekskill was 48 years old. She was a sixth-grade teacher at Mildred E. Strang Middle School in Yorktown. Her career began at Columbus Elementary School in Hawthorne, teaching second grade, followed by many years at Brookside Elementary School in Yorktown, as a third-grade teacher.  She attended George Washington Elementary School in Mohegan Lake, Copper Beech Middle School, and Walter Panas High School in Cortlandt Manor.  She graduated from Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y. with a Bachelors's Degree in Education and Western Connecticut University where she r...

February 17, 2021 State grant money along with private matching funds are enabling SMART to plan freight operation upgrades. The Press Democrat reports that SMART has secured $2.9 million for the upgrades which will be used to takeover freight operations from the region’s lone hauler, Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company. $400,000 will go towards repairing the Black Point Bridge along the Lower Petaluma River as well as adding federally-mandated safety equipment enhancements. The remaining $2.59 million will go towards renovating a pair of freight spurs as well as adding a new spur in ...

HIGH COUNTRY — With an enduring commitment to public education across the cooperative’s five-county service area, SkyLine Membership Corporation has announced the re-emergence of its technology grant program with a renewed focus on student connectivity. Like the original grant program that helped to enhance technology in the classroom — namely by bringing new Smart Board systems to school classrooms across the co-op’s service area from 2006 through 2014 — the SkyLine/SkyBest Student Connect Grant Program seeks to bridge the technology gap by linking fiber-based Intern...