WDFH - In Focus

New Executives at Ossining Fire Department begin their terms on January 1. Ossining Community Crib nativity scene dedicated for 57th year in a row. Gary shares opportunities for local charitable giving this holiday season. Croton trustees swearing in delayed; changing election date is contemplated.

All about Ossining: Highway Superintendent position remains, Ossining logo and tagline for bicentennial in the works, reduction in garbage collection considered.

Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy; local election results.

Hurricane Sandy coverage; Metro North suspended, train station parking lots closed; Ossining Community Center will serve as a shelter and location to charge cell phones. Candidates' debate postponed; no new date set yet. Briarcliff fashion show postponed to 11/14. Recommendations for faster ambulance response in Croton; Ossining parade celebrating school Intel awards.

Indian Point hearings in Tarrytown...you can go but you can't speak. Ossining looks ahead to 200th birthday. Parenting dinner and workshops at Ossining's Dorner Middle School.

The funeral was held for four-year-old Jason Reish who was allegedly killed by his mother. Auction of Brooke Astor's estate brings in much more than anticipated. Ossining farmers market to run through the winter.

The Croton Yacht Club's lease expires soon and some feel the rent's too low - it's a conversation about the property. Ossining going ahead with improvements to Main Street despite not receiving federal dollars yet. The Ossining Rotary Club recently held a fundraiser for polio cause. Ossining High School garners more awards. Brian Lehrer addressed the folks at the Club at Briarcliff Manor.

Croton Democratic primary; Entergy employee sues the company, alleging insufficient security and retaliation for whistleblowing; review of info sessions about road improvements in Croton.

Blue Star Byway Marker dedication ceremony in Briarcliff Manor; Ossining HS recognized by Intel as first in the nation for science program; family of Alexander Grant offers $100,000 reward in connection with his death; proposed changes in Croton to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.

Ossining Matters 5k run/2 mile walk; Toughman Half Triathlon competition; 9/11 memorial events.