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Break Into TV: College-Age Extras Wanted For Streaming Series Filming In Westchester Break Into TV: College-Age Extras Wanted For Streaming Series Filming In Westchester
Break Into TV: College-Age Extras Wanted For Streaming Series Filming In Westchester An upcoming streaming series filming in Westchester County is looking for local talent to fill background roles. Grant Wilfley Casting has put out a call for people to portray college students in the scripted series “Minivan,” with filming expected to take place in Purchase sometime after Monday, April 13.  The production is seeking non-union actors between the ages of 18 and 29, with organizers noting they are open to “all types, ethnicities, and genders.”  The role is for paid background work, offering a flat rate of $187 for what is expected to be about 10 hours on set. Accor…

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by Ben Crnic
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Peekskill Superintendent Announces Retirement After Over 30 Years Serving Kids Peekskill Superintendent Announces Retirement After Over 30 Years Serving Kids
Peekskill Superintendent Announces Retirement After Over 30 Years Serving Kids A Westchester County superintendent has announced he will retire at the end of the year, bringing to a close more than three decades in education.  Peekskill City School District Superintendent David Mauricio shared the news in a message to families on Friday, April 10, saying he plans to step down on Dec. 31, 2026. He has led the Peekskill district for the past eight years and said the decision comes with “mixed and heartfelt emotions.” "Leading as the superintendent for the past 8 years in Peekskill has been an incredible honor, and after 32 years serving children in …

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by Ben Crnic
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Lakefront Luxury: $3.35M Home Offers Private Dock, Hot Tub, Theater In Westchester Lakefront Luxury: $3.35M Home Offers Private Dock, Hot Tub, Theater In Westchester
Lakefront Luxury: $3.35M Home Offers Private Dock, Hot Tub, Theater In Westchester A newly listed luxury home in Northern Westchester is turning heads with its private lakefront setting and high-end amenities. The property at 2 Lakeridge Dr. in Armonk is listed for $3.35 million, according to its listing by Houlihan Lawrence, and sits on more than 4.5 acres along the water.  Built in 2016, the home spans nearly 5,000 square feet and includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Its design emphasizes natural light and open space, with large windows and glass doors that connect the interior to outdoor decks overlooking the lake.  The main living area features a two-…

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by Ben Crnic
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Luxury Along The Hudson: New Waterfront Apartments In Westchester Offer Resort-Style Amenities Luxury Along The Hudson: New Waterfront Apartments In Westchester Offer Resort-Style Amenities
Luxury Along The Hudson: New Waterfront Apartments In Westchester Offer Resort-Style Amenities The Westchester County waterfront is changing again, as leasing officially begins at a new luxury residential building along the Hudson River.   Extell Development Company announced Tuesday, April 7, the opening of Pier III at Hudson Piers, the latest phase of its large-scale mixed-use project in downtown Yonkers.  The seven-story building includes 176 rental apartments, ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, with initial occupancy expected in May 2026, the company said. The Hudson Piers project spans more than 20 acres and is expected to include about 1,400 residences…

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by Ben Crnic
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Let’s Talk About Depression Let’s Talk About Depression
Let’s Talk About Depression Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the United States. Around 21 million American adults have a major depressive episode each year – that’s 8% of the population. Individuals who have chronic medical conditions or are living with poverty, housing instability, trauma, loneliness, or a major life stressor are more likely to experience depression. Let’s take some time to talk about what depression is, what the symptoms of depression are, and some helpful ways to treat and manage it. What is depression? Depression, also known as depressive disorder or major depressi…

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Holocaust Survivor Celebrates 103rd Birthday In Westchester — Here's His Longevity Secret Holocaust Survivor Celebrates 103rd Birthday In Westchester — Here's His Longevity Secret
Holocaust Survivor Celebrates 103rd Birthday In Westchester — Here's His Longevity Secret A 103-year-old Holocaust survivor marked a milestone birthday in Westchester County, celebrating with family, friends, and a bit of humor about the secret to a long life. Kurt Goldschmidt, the oldest resident at Waterstone of Westchester in White Plains, turned 103 surrounded by loved ones during a celebration at the Bloomingdale Road senior living community on Monday, March 30.  Born in Hamburg, Germany, in 1923, Goldschmidt survived the Holocaust before eventually immigrating to the United States, where he built a life and career spanning decades. After arriving in the US, Goldschmi…

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by Ben Crnic
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Drew Barrymore Lists Historic Westchester Estate For $5M Just Years After Buying It: Here's Why Drew Barrymore Lists Historic Westchester Estate For $5M Just Years After Buying It: Here's Why
Drew Barrymore Lists Historic Westchester Estate For $5M Just Years After Buying It: Here's Why Drew Barrymore is parting ways with her sprawling Westchester County estate not long after transforming it into a fully renovated countryside retreat.  The actress and talk show host has listed her home on Winfield Ave. in Harrison for $4.99 million after purchasing it for $4.4 million in 2024, Realtor.com reported.  The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom estate sits on nearly 12 acres and dates back to the 1740s, blending historic charm with modern upgrades following a major renovation.  What Barrymore initially expected to be a simple cosmetic update turned into a full-scale overh…

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by Ben Crnic
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‘Dexter: Resurrection’ Needs Extras — And They’re Casting Victims For Chilling NY Shoot ‘Dexter: Resurrection’ Needs Extras — And They’re Casting Victims For Chilling NY Shoot
‘Dexter: Resurrection’ Needs Extras — And They’re Casting Victims For Chilling NY Shoot The series "Dexter: Resurrection" is casting extras in New York City, offering a paid opportunity for actors willing to take on some intense roles.  According to a casting notice, the Showtime production is seeking SAG/AFTRA members to appear as background actors in scenes being filmed in Manhattan.  The roles call for participants to portray victims in photo stills featured in the series. Casting directors note that applicants must be comfortable depicting characters who have been murdered, including scenarios involving staged injuries.  Filming is tentatively scheduled for…

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'Wall Street Warrior' From Westchester Makes Waves On New Hulu Dating Show 'Wall Street Warrior' From Westchester Makes Waves On New Hulu Dating Show
'Wall Street Warrior' From Westchester Makes Waves On New Hulu Dating Show A Westchester native is set to star on a new reality dating series premiering this month on Hulu. Andrew, who was raised in Rye and later lived on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, will appear on “Love Overboard,” which drops all nine episodes on Thursday, March 26, according to show officials. Get ready to hit the high seas with “Love Overboard”! Step aboard the ultimate luxury yacht, where sexy singles are ready to mix and mingle … and find love.  Hulu The series follows a group of singles searching for love aboard a luxury yacht, with competition and drama built into the experie…

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School Announces Closure At End Of Year In Westchester County School Announces Closure At End Of Year In Westchester County
School Announces Closure At End Of Year In Westchester County A longtime Catholic school in Westchester County will shut its doors at the end of the academic year, officials announced.  Sacred Heart School, which opened in 1953 and is located in Hartsdale, will close at the conclusion of the 2025–2026 school year, according to a letter sent to families on Monday, March 16, by the Archdiocese of New York’s Superintendent of Schools Office.  The decision follows a two-year review process involving Catholic parishes and regional elementary schools across the archdiocese. "As a result of this process, we have come to the difficult determination…

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Meet The Freshman Phenom Fueling Hofstra Into March Madness Meet The Freshman Phenom Fueling Hofstra Into March Madness
Meet The Freshman Phenom Fueling Hofstra Into March Madness Hofstra basketball star Preston Edmead is a rare breed in 2026 college basketball: a homegrown talent from just down the street. Edmead, a freshman and the Pride’s second-leading scorer, grew up in Deer Park, just 30 minutes away from where he’d eventually go to college. “It was always a special place because I always knew the greats who were here before me: Justin Wright-Foreman, Aaron Estrada, Jaquan Carlos, Tyler Thomas,” Edmead told Newsday. “I knew this was the place I wanted to be as soon as I stepped on campus.” Hofstra, a No. 13 seed, will need Edmead to play like one of those form…

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No Bedroom? No Problem: Tiny $329K NY Cottage Gets Big Attention Online No Bedroom? No Problem: Tiny $329K NY Cottage Gets Big Attention Online
No Bedroom? No Problem: Tiny $329K NY Cottage Gets Big Attention Online A tiny cottage on Long Island with no bedroom is drawing big attention online. The studio-style home at 84 Wyona Avenue in Selden is listed for $329,000 despite offering just 446 square feet of living space and no dedicated bedroom. Built in 1903, the narrow home measures roughly 10 feet wide by 37 feet long and sits on a 5,227-square-foot lot.The compact layout functions as a studio cottage with one full bathroom. “Perfect for downsizing, first-time buyers, or anyone looking to escape high rents,” reads the listing from HomeSmart Dynamic Realty.  Even with its modest footprint, the …

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by Michael Mashburn