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My Westchester Newsletter – September 3, 2020

County Executive George Latimer hosts discussion on schools, mental health and our kids with mental health and school officials.

The Westchester County Bee-Line System will resume standard operation, resuming front door boarding on all buses starting September 8.

We know, we know it is hot and annoying BUT County Executive George Latimer and members of our community remind you to #WearAMask.

Sing it! Keep yourself and your loved ones safe by washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. What’s your go to hand washing song?

Please join us for a virtual 9/11 ceremony as we honor and remember the thousands of lives lost, and those we have lost since.

This is the first time that the beaches - at Playland Park in Rye and Croton Point Park in Croton - will be open after Labor Day.

The 10th Annual 9/11: Serve + Remember Event from Volunteer New York! will allow for volunteers to participate from home and through no-contact donation drop off sites.

Enjoy the arts online. Check out ArtsWestchester’s virtual arts happenings including: livestreamed concerts, recorded performances, children’s activities and more.

#My Westchester Photo: “Autumn Reflections” Rockefeller State Park Preserve - Photographer: Janet Antonacci, Ossining.

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