Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County is asking residents to help shape the organization's future by participating in a community survey designed to identify local needs and guide programming for 2027 and beyond. The survey is open...
Four of Mount Kisco’s bravest were recognized recently for helping to save lives during a devastating four-alarm fire this past summer. Village officials honored volunteer firefighters ex-Capt. Michael Johnston, Lt. Sean Johnston, Jose Arguetta...
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for New York governor, discussed his priorities in a telephone interview requested by his campaign. Halston Media subsequently sought an interview with Gov. Kathy Hochul but received no response before deadline.
Some artists use oils, pencils, or watercolor; others fabric, thread, and dyes. A bountiful mix of art quilts and the more traditional types was on display recently at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Hall in Mount Kisco in a show hosted by the...
Somers was not about to let Primrose Principal Katie Winter just “slip out the door” after she announced her intentions to retire next year.
The Carmel Town Board is moving forward with the first phase of the Swan Cove project in downtown Mahopac, selecting a firm to oversee construction of the park and adjacent parking lot, while authorizing additional engineering services.
For powerlifter Erik Balogh, strength has taken on a whole new meaning. On Sept. 19, the 55-year-old Mahopac resident overcame enormous physical, mental and emotional barriers to return to competition in the sport he loves, successfully...
For nearly nine decades, Lawton Adams Materials, Supplies, & Recycling has been a fixture in Somers.
From circus performances and repair workshops to Halloween festivities and community events, here are some upcoming happenings in and around Yorktown.
Four years ago, I asked then-Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney a question about inflation during a video interview. I had no idea that his answer would become the most widely seen moment in Halston Media history. Maloney recalled that when money...
I know, I know. Fall has just started and the kids only recently went back to school. Most of us are truly only thinking about winter break and what our plans will be for that. But if you know your family will want to take a trip this next...
My name is Tatiana Brahimi and I am running as the only endorsed Conservative Party candidate in the race for Putnam County Executive. Among the many reasons that I entered this race include reports of the following: The Putnam County...
Three years after the October 7 attacks, we must remember the lives stolen by Hamas and confront the hatred that continues to threaten Jewish communities. Remembering the victims carries a responsibility: to speak clearly when others excuse...
My father was a Republican who believed that America should aim for every eligible citizen to vote. Not every Republican. Not merely those who agreed with him. Everyone. I share that...
John Jay traveled north to Bowdoin State Park on Saturday, Oct. 17.
From the Battle of White Plains to the latest Repair Café, a memoir workshop, classes and all kinds of kid-friendly activities, there's plenty to do in the local area this week and beyond. Pound Ridge OrganicsThe year-round indoor farmers market...
