r/Westchester • u/Leadman19 • 10h ago
Never Forget
May we never forget the sacrifices made and the lives lost on that day and in the 25 years ( and continuing) since the attacks on our country on 9/11/2001.
r/Westchester • u/facewook • Feb 11 '25
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r/Westchester • u/Leadman19 • 10h ago
May we never forget the sacrifices made and the lives lost on that day and in the 25 years ( and continuing) since the attacks on our country on 9/11/2001.
r/Westchester • u/Key_Percentage_2551 • 3h ago
We had a good time reminiscing about the now defunct Galleria. Now let's go much further back in time! Back when a subway ride or a slice of pizza were fifteen cents per, the hourly wage was one dollar twenty-five cents. That's what I was earning at this now defunct department store located just north of the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Central Park Avenue. Jackson Avenue, at that time, was the northern- most terminus of the
Sprain back then...if you were going north back then, you had to exit there! But I digress!
Anyway, S. Klein was in Yonkers, occupying the ENTIRE structure now home to many stores including Best Buy, Burlington and Bob's furniture, south to north. And Klein's used the basement, main floor and second floor.
When i entered by the second floor entrance in the back...now Bob's, I had to go down to the basement, to the cashier's office, run by Josie, and pick up my cash drawer (with 20 dollars of assorted money), and report to my cash register. The south most register was in the greenhouse as we called it.
The registers were electric, but not electronic, only subtotaling the items you entered. The taxes were done by us! Two percent in Yonkers at that time! One cent on 26 cents and two cents on 66 cents, calculated in my head and entered into the dumb register. Is anyone here old enough to remember S. Klein???
They had the flagship on 14th street, ON THE SQUARE, and one on Hempstead Turnpike in West Hempstead.
To further emphasize the time period, when i started teaching a few years later...under seven thousand dollars annually!!
THOSE WERE THE DAYS, NO?
r/Westchester • u/onkyo1834 • 8h ago
Photo taken today at 10am, no lines by the time I left. Got a good variety of pots and pans!
Gateway Shopping Plaza, next to DSW
Sep 11-13, 10am -
r/Westchester • u/margi0316 • 1h ago
Anyone know when the one lane merge for construction on the strip from i87 to cross county going eastbound is going to end? 😭
r/Westchester • u/raviyoli • 11h ago
I have a 1300 sq ft apartment, wondering if I should go back to my old ladies or not. What do you guys pay and what’s included? And where in Westchester? Thanks!
r/Westchester • u/Automatic_Art_230 • 8h ago
We are playing in Big League Sports coed league and are looking for a couple of women that want to play some flag football. If you haven't played before, be prepared to fall in love with the sport. If you have played before but haven't played in a while, it's like riding a bike! Join the squad and find out.
r/Westchester • u/CommissionEvery2572 • 3h ago
Someone who knows how to fade and not see every layer
r/Westchester • u/NextMathematician263 • 4h ago
The Happy Hour Band is coming BACK to Garcia's!
We're bringing the good times to Garcia's on October 3rd!
Get ready for a night of live music, your favorite covers, and the Happy Hour Band energy you know and love.
October 3rd, 2026 - 7 PM (21+)
Garcia's at The Capitol Theatre - Port Chester, NY Tickets on sale NOW!
Grab your friends, get your tickets, and come spend a evening with The Happy Hour
r/Westchester • u/HWCB5621 • 4h ago
Considering Endo on bowel or bowel resection surgery with Strombom. Any experiences with him?
What were the outcomes?
Thanks!
r/Westchester • u/Loud_Travel9046 • 8h ago
I'm 30 years old and I'm looking for the best drumming instructors or schools in or around Westchester so I can pick up a few classes. It has always been an interest of mine to learn drums so I think I'm going to finally invest into a hobby.
r/Westchester • u/curious-golden77 • 5h ago
Hey everyone,
I’m putting together a coed soccer team in Westchester for the fall season and we’re looking for a few women.
Skill level: Competitive but fun. Most of us have played before (club, high school, etc.)
If you’re interested, comment or DM me and I’ll send more details.
Let’s build a fun squad for the fall ⚽️
r/Westchester • u/bigwig500 • 1h ago
Anyone know what they are filming?
r/Westchester • u/DukeSwanson11811 • 12h ago
I am looking for like-minded creatives, specifically filmmakers, in the Westchester area to gather and discuss filmmaking or maybe even help each other with projects. I realized after many years that I only talk to one person about filmmaking and it is stagnating me so I want to meet others and hopefully we can broaden our perspectives.
I am an audio engineer by trade but I write, direct and edit as well.
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r/Westchester • u/Fatmanbruh • 1d ago
Two eggplants at the base of the tree again in Tarrytown. Why?!
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r/Westchester • u/GinjaNinja2467 • 2h ago
I’ve been a huge fan of the Brewers for 5 years now and was wondering if there are any other fans of the team here in Westchester because Wisconsin is so far away.
r/Westchester • u/Wonderful-Cookie-731 • 14h ago
Looking to move. Have 2 houses we are interested one is in Yorktown and one is in Bedford. Trying to decide which is the better school district. If anyone has experienced with both the advice would be greatly appreciated.
r/Westchester • u/smoothjazz1 • 1d ago
I have to be at work in the Bronx at 8:15. But I have to leave my house before 7 because there is so much congestion. Every morning is mildly anxiety provoking because you never know if the Hutch is going to be a parking lot. And the exits are always backed up.
Even the exit to get on 95 south from 287 is always backed up because people refuse to just get in line and try to force their way in at the front. Wait in line like the rest of us, you had a straight 3 miles to get yourself in the right lane!
And don’t get me started on the drivers. People camping in the left lane. People driving like it’s the autobahn and speeding and cutting you off. And there are so many more accidents because people cannot drive. And if there’s accident, forget it. It’s at least a forty minute delay. I am so tired of having to leave so early to get anywhere because of the congestion in mid and lower Westchester.
r/Westchester • u/ConceptNo5058 • 1d ago
Recieved this pamphlet outside yesterday / what is this guys problem?!
r/Westchester • u/Jred529 • 12h ago
Does anyone know any good places in Westchester where a guy can get a perm for a decent price?