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More than 60 works by regional artists examining America's past, present and future are on display at the Putnam Arts Council as part of a new exhibition commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary. The exhibition, REV 250, opened with a public... more
The Brewster Theater Company has cleared another hurdle in its effort to establish a permanent home in Carmel Hamlet, with the l Planning Board agreeing to send the proposal to the Zoning Board of Appeals after concluding the nonprofit had largely... more
St. James Episcopal Church in North Salem held its 67th auction and community fest on a beautiful Saturday in July! more
An armada of creatively constructed watercraft braved the high seas of Peach Lake! more
Experience the magic of live theater at The Schoolhouse Theater in North Salem, a beloved cultural destination that has earned a loyal following throughout the Hudson Valley. Known for presenting exceptional productions in an intimate setting, the... more
Sometimes all it takes is a different view. A few hours from the Hudson Valley, Lake George, Lake Placid and Lake Champlain each offer a different summer experience. more
The Gramercy, on Kear Street in Yorktown Heights impresses with an elevated menu along with polished yet comfortable and sophisticated vibes. more
You have been invited to a friend’s beach, lake or country house for the weekend and you are excited about the trip. This is a time to relax and enjoy yourself, but have you thought about the rules of guest etiquette? How would you rate yourself as a guest in someone’s home? Having guests sleeping over is plenty of work for a host. There are beds to change, rooms to tidy, extra laundry, and meals to prepare. more
Every profession, trade or job has its terminology that is key to their work and tasks. Some occupations, like the military, have acronyms that are easier to use instead of saying the whole phrase associated with the description of the subject. Sailors and those that work on the ocean also have expressions that have been used for centuries. more
The community can attend art exhibits, musical performances, and learn more about local history! more
The community can attend a number of local events over the next week, including several exciting programs at Somers Library! more
The community is invited to attend a number of upcoming events, including the return of the auction and Community Fest at St. James Episcopal Church! more
The 14 handmade squares of the quilt hanging in Ruth Keeler Memorial Library are a narrative of the town’s past and present in fabric and thread. more
Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy the Somers Lions Carnival! more
She was a mermaid with a message. more
The first thing to know about "TURN: Washington’s Spies," is that it is not homework. Yes, it is about the Revolutionary War. Yes, George Washington is a major character. Yes, the series dramatizes the Culper Ring, the spy network that helped the... more
Ready, set, read! What better way to celebrate America’s 250th birthday than taking a deep dive into books that explore founding ideals, broad perspectives, and the experiences of the everyday – and the extraordinary -- folks who helped shape the... more
If you've ever walked, run, or biked along the North County Trailway in Yorktown, you may already know that it follows the route of a former railroad. For others, it may come as a surprise that this popular trail was once a busy railroad line. more
The world's largest big-tree nursery once operated right here in Amawalk on the border of Somers and Yorktown. more
In 2026, the United States reaches a milestone few nations ever experience: 250 years since the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. This anniversary marks not just the birth of a nation, but the beginning of an idea, one that continues to evolve, challenge, and define us. more
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