WDFH - In Focus

Sentencing in Ossining theft from Pulitzer family. Petition drive to annex part of Ossining to the Village of Briarcliff Manor. Accessory apartments rules may be relaxed in Ossining.

Oldest firehouse in the county celebrates 200 years of service to Ossining. Briarcliff schools propose $10.5 million capital project plan. We discuss light bulbs. Croton Point Avenue may remove parking but add a bike lane.

Redistricting of state senatorial districts joins Ossining with Rockland County, across the Hudson River; Ossining Town Supervisor Sue Donnelly holds first "Town Hall" style meeting.

Ossining approves capital projects, now on to the budget. Montrose VA hospital's Enhanced-Use Lease plan on hold due to congressional inactivity. The anniversary of the events at Fukushima were honored with a march to Indian Point.

Ossining public schools referendum on March 6; free home energy audits; Ossining Rotary Club to celebrate 90th anniversary.

Ossining public schools referendum on March 6; free home energy audits; Ossining Rotary Club to celebrate 90th anniversary.

Developers have revised plan for Harbor Square project in Ossining; Briarcliff schools committee shares its recommendations, which don't include detailing the contamination at the playing fields; Croton Conservation Advisory Council to hold first free public meeting.

Metro North expansion of Cortlandt station complete. Ossining unhappy about redistricting. Briarcliff Manor urges residents to vote on March 20.

Retired county police officer who ran martial arts studio is convicted of sexual molestation of four minor students; Briarcliff schools plans to fire teacher's aides and replace them with teaching assistants; Community Markets will hold indoor markets Saturdays in Croton.

A benefit is planned for the Briarcliff/Croton/Cortlandt 9/11 memorial fund on Feb 12. Community Markets hopes to move indoors for the winter in Croton. Some urge saving the historical value of the Harmon building on Benedict Boulevard.