State Police arrested a North Salem man on a felony drunken driving charge after a traffic stop in Southeast.
Carmel Town Councilman Rob Kearns is running unopposed for town supervisor in the Nov. 3 general election, seeking to bring his experience in military service, private-sector project management and local government to the town's top elected...
The Carmel Democratic Committee is challenging Republican/Conservative candidate Tanner McCracken over his attendance record on the Mahopac Board of Education and raising what it calls “serious questions” about his residency after he changed his...
A 700-pound fugitive with four legs, shaggy orange hair and a stubborn streak gave police in Carmel and Kent quite a workout last week, leading authorities on a four-day chase that included multiple sightings, a failed attempt at lassoing her from...
The early connection between KVIS and the Katonah Village Library has come full circle.
The event drew more than 700 guests, easily surpassing last year’s turnout of 560.
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.
Musicians and history educators Carla Lynne Hall and Jim Keyes will explore that question in “A New Nation: Music of Victory & Freedom,” the fourth and final concert in the Town of Yorktown Heritage Preservation Commission’s four-part Yorktown 250th commemoration concert series. The free performance will take place Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown, 2880 Crompond Road, Yorktown Heights.
Three children and a teacher went to an elementary school in Oregon on Oct. 15 and never came home. According to authorities, a 16-year-old gunman shot his way through locked doors at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend. Another child and...
A recent opinion piece by Councilman Patrick Murphy, "Public safety deserves facts, not fear," (Aug. 27, Page 31), he takes issue with an article I wrote. What stands out is what it doesn't do. It doesn't dispute a single fact I raised. Instead,...
We live in an era when powerful voices spew hatred and divisiveness every day. They tell us whom to fear, whom to despise, and whose suffering we may ignore. They would have us categorize other human beings as worthless, evil or disposable....
Our society has become so relentlessly beauty-centric, that if Atilla the Hun was really good-looking, considering the thousands of foes slain during the atrocities of war, littering the battlefields of the Roman Empire, the horrified social media...
Back in the 1970s, while reading Robert Heinlein, I came across a peculiar word: TANSTAAFL. It stands for “There Ain’t No Such Thing as a Free Lunch.” That lesson has stayed with me for decades. Every promise carries a cost. Someone pays the...
Local athletes made an impact on the fields and court.
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...
