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The Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden in North Salem has announced an exciting slate of upcoming programs. more
The Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department held its 112th Annual Dinner and Installation of Officers on Jan. 10 at Villa Barone, an evening that included the swearing-in of administrative and firematic officers and the presentation of Chiefs’ Awards. more
Meet Camp Morty’s new director! more
Bedford officially kicked off its year-long Rev Up 250 celebration on Jan. 30 with "1776 Tavern Night." more
One of Lewisboro’s own has been honored as a “Changemaker” in celebration of Black History Month. more
Friends of Karen, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the families of children with life-threatening illnesses, was the recent beneficiary of a gift card drive organized by the North Salem Republican Town Committee. more
As winter keeps residents indoors with windows shut and homes sealed against the cold, Putnam County health officials are urging homeowners to test for radon, a colorless, odorless gas that is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United... more
The Somers Library has gotten another financial boost towards the completion of its new teen space. more
The South Salem Fire Department and the Lewisboro Volunteer Ambulance Corps once again proved the strength of community collaboration. more
College students from the local community earned accolades this fall at colleges and universities around the country. All information provided by MeritPagesNews.com Albion College accepted Aine Carey of Carmel into the Lisa and James Wilson... more
Demonstrators turned out in Mount Kisco to demand the removal of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from American cities. more
As a kid growing up in Goldens Bridge, Ian Rosenbaum took drum and piano lessons and played in ensemble orchestras at school. more
A blizzard that brought more than a foot of snow couldn’t stop North Salem residents and their four-legged friends from having some fun! more
The lodge awarded a $4,000 grant — written by Elks member Richard DeSilva — through the Elks National Foundation to help families who might not otherwise afford camp. more
“Into the Woods reminds us that wishes carry responsibility and that no one faces the consequences of their choices alone,” Michelle Foard said. more
Take that, Team Winter! more
The John C. Hart Memorial Library will participate in the first One County, One Read initiative, a Westchester-wide literary event designed to foster community through a shared reading experience. more
Applications are due by March 1. more
Lifelong Somers resident Matt Mohan has spent more than two decades distributing parcels in his hometown. more
Four members of Mahopac Scout Troop 371 were official conferred Eagle status during a Court of Honor at Mahopac Falls Volunteer Firehouse on Jan. 10. Davin Barksdale earned the rank of Eagle Scout after completing a service project for the... more
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