Heritage Awards preserve city’s rich history
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Zion Baptist Church was one of nine locations in New Rochelle to receive a Heritage Award from the city. Pictured (L-R) are parishioners, front row, Brenda H. Fallis, Courtney B. Huff, Rev. Dr. Muriel J. Providence, Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Providence, Mary Lucky and Hazel Spencer. Back row, Doris Wooten, Irma G. Smith, Willie Smith, Emilia Schutz, Marion Hairstom and Joyce Chandler. Photo/Greg Maker
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While driving around New Rochelle people see the Avalon building, New Roc City and Iona College to name a few destinations. However, across the city are landmarks that are not as visible, but are as historically significant to the community founded in 1692. The second annual Heritage Awards saw
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New Ro plans to update Web site
Aiming for more efficiency and user-friendly attributes, plans are in the works to update the city’s Web site, http://newrochelleny.com. The New Rochelle City Council heard a presentation from Kelly Varatta, regional account manager of CivicPlus, at their Thursday, May 21 meeting for a
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Mamaroneck clashes with New Rochelle in Class A playoffs
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LEFT: Although the Tigers scored 11 goals in the opening round of the playoffs, Mamaroneck coach Jeff Barnard hopes to see more out of his offense against Lakeland/Panas. Photos/Bobby Begun
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In the opening round of the Class A lacrosse playoffs, the seventh-seeded Mamaroneck Tigers played host to an upstart 10-seed New Rochelle team who
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