Mario Rodriguez Donis won $3 million with a New York Lottery scratch-off ticket. NEW YORK LOTTERY PHOTO A Bedford Hills man won the top prize in the New York Lottery’s $3 Million Max game. Mario Rodriguez Donis purchased the scratch-off ticket at the A Plus Mini Mart at 791 North Bedford Road, Bedford Hills. The Sunoco station and convenience store has a large acrylic display dispenser for an array of colorful scratch-off tickets on one side of the checkout counter. A clerk a

“Petal Pocket (Red),” a 2025 work utilizing kimono silk, denim, muslin, tulle, wire, thermoplastic and gold leaf, created by Natale Adgnot, will be displayed from May 30 through June 29. NATALE ADGNOT PHOTO By NEAL RENTZ Fiber artists use such materials as yarn, thread, and fabric in the creation of their works. Works made from those and other materials by dozens of artists will be on display at The Gallery at Yellow Studio in Cross River. The “Fiber Forward” exhibit, which

By MARTIN WILBUR Mount Kisco will display the Pride flag on municipal grounds for the first time throughout June but officials decided against raising it on the Village Hall flagpole because of the absence of a policy regarding flags. The Village Board agreed 4-0 at its last meeting on May 18 that it would recognize Pride Month, which commemorates the Stonewall uprising in Manhattan in June 1969, considered by many as the spark that created the modern LGBTQ+ movement. But Dep