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Perched on a hillside overlooking the West Branch Reservoir, Belden House has stood for more than 260 years, surviving the American Revolution, the Civil War and the creation of New York City's vast watershed system.  Whether the stately... more
Race Amity Day is a chance to showcase the ways diverse partnerships can foster positive social change. more
Sniffen is the eighth new council member this year, supporting the organization's founding principles of charity, unity and fraternity. more
A century after it was first chartered, Mahopac's Troop 1 celebrated 100 years of scouting service this month with a special Court of Honor at Airport Park, bringing together current scouts, alumni and community leaders to recognize the troop's... more
Nearly 1,700 worn American flags were given a final, dignified farewell in Yorktown during a solemn community ceremony honoring the nation’s symbol. more
Friends of Yorktown Parks and Recreation awarded four scholarships during its sixth annual Ryan West Charity Hat Tournament at Granite Knolls Park. more
JJHS graduate Austin Omin five months volunteering on the Thai-Burma border with an organization serving refugees and vulnerable communities displaced by war. more
A new flagpole now stands outside Yorktown Community Nursery School thanks to the efforts of 15-year-old Henry Davis, a YCNS alumnus and member of Boy Scout Troop 173. more
Hosted by Alex, Anna and Gianna Mandara, the family-friendly event took place at the Yorktown Heights VFW and adjacent firehouse grounds on Veterans Road. The event brought together local teams, sponsors and families, with proceeds supporting GiGi’s Playhouse Westchester’s mission to provide free therapeutic, educational and career development programs for individuals with Down syndrome. more
Members of the Yorktown, Elks club, local officials, and Jefferson Village residence gathered to celebrate the flag on Friday, June 12, an arousing ceremony that included a history, lesson, speeches, and lots of singing. more
Town officials are exploring a sweeping overhaul of Jimmy McDonough Memorial Park that could eventually be placed before voters as part of a multi-million-dollar effort to modernize one of the town’s busiest recreational facilities.  The... more
Mahopac came together in the fight against cancer at the annual Relay for Life on May 30, raising funds and awareness while honoring survivors, supporting those still battling the disease and remembering those who have passed. more
BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. — The towns of Bedford and Pound Ridge will co-host a Juneteenth celebration on Friday, June 19, featuring live music, dance, community art-making and reflection on the meaning of freedom in America. more
The Garden Club of Yorktown has announced the winners of its 100th anniversary poster contest, which invited students in the Lakeland and Yorktown school districts to create artwork based on the theme, “What Makes Yorktown Beautiful.” more
Putnam County's agricultural community has a new leader as Nicole Scott, director of Agriculture and Outreach at Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming, takes the helm of the Putnam County Agricultural Board amid ongoing county investments... more
Two town-owned boats are now on-hand for a pilot program that will allow resident anglers to fish the reservoir. more
Putnam County marked its 214th anniversary with the grand opening of a new Veterans Museum at the county’s Veterans Memorial Park on June 12, an effort officials said will preserve the stories and sacrifices of local service members for future... more
North Salem and school district residents are invited to the town’s 250th’s anniversary celebration! more
Yorktown100 and Sustainable Westchester teamed up to host an informative session on June 3 at the John C. Hart Memorial Library.    more
A former Yorktown High School teacher known for changing students’ lives is now facing the fight of his own life — and his family is asking the community he served for help. more
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