WDFH - In Focus

Eagle Fest -- a chance to see these magnificent birds in their winter habitat along the Hudson River. There is a push against a redistricting plan. Public meeting at the Ossining Public Library to discuss the problem of "library overlap" and how to solve it.

Four Ossining H.S. seniors become semifinalists in Intel science talent competition; upgrades coming to Croton Dam; Democratic State Senator Suzi Oppenheimer announces she will not seek re-election.

Ossining Board of Trustees post is filled, and the school board approves $41.5 million budget for vote. Candidates are chosen in Briarcliff caucus.

Briarcliff Manor caucus scheduled for January 11. Ossining school board decision on referendum also scheduled for January 11. Possible winter farmers market in Croton.

Swearings-in of new Ossining officials; Ossining town signs new contract with Teamsters; Ossining public schools floating capital bond referendum.

A group home in Ossining may be joined by another right next door. Ossining schools regrouping to go for smaller referendum for critical work. Bethel Homes celebrates centennial.

Remembering Tom Cambariere, former Ossining mayor, and Stan Carney, longtime custodian at Park School; State Education Commissioner congratulates Ossining High School for two exemplary programs.

Ossining's new budget raises tax rate by 4.23%. Energy savings realized by Northern Westchester Energy Action Coalition member towns. Briarcliff schools ad hoc facilities committee had it's first meeting. Croton's new village historian.

Briarcliff schools facilities committee expected to discuss contaminated soil remediation this Thursday; new teachers' agreement in Briarcliff; site inspection at Chilmark Shopping Center this Saturday.

Options for cleaning up the Briarcliff school practice fields; OVAC to provide an E.M.T. to Croton E.M.S.; Baker-Collyer Cheer Fund seeks donations.