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My Westchester Newsletter – May 21, 2020

After three weeks of rehabilitation work, Westchester County Airport’s main runway is repaved and open for flight activity.

Antibody testing is now open to the public at Westchester County Center.

County Executive George Latimer and Office for Women Director Robi Schlaff discuss OFW’s work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Westchester County Airport and the Bee Line Bus Service receive federal funds to help recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Deputy County Executive Ken Jenkins and NYS Assemblyman Pretlow discuss the NYS Assembly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Click to read an overview about New York State’s specific guidelines for a phased reopening of businesses and industries.

County Executive George Latimer reads “Where The Wild Things Are” for children who are home from school.

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

#My Westchester Photo: Westchester Health Department nurses covered head-to-toe in full personal protective equipment (PPE) during a home visit to administer blood tests for COVID-19 - Photographer: Todd Shapera.

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