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After 20 years of answering calls, helping residents and working alongside generations of Yorktown police officers, Officer Michael Madaus walked out of the Yorktown Police Department for the final time Aug. 11. more
“I want to emphasize that our Town Court is a place where the rule of law prevails and where every individual is entitled to a fair and impartial proceeding, regardless of the allegations against them,” Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. more
Norton Road in North Salem has been closed after sustaining major damage that left the road impassable. more
The Summer Music Series at Yellow Monkey Village continued on August 6. more
Yorktown will continue its yearlong celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary with a Revolutionary War-themed concert and a fireworks display honoring the community’s role in American history. more
Ruth Keeler Memorial Library welcomed back patrons after a six month closure. more
Even after the Yorktown Town Board voted 3-1 in May to formally name the field on Veterans Road the Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza, pushback remains over both the process and, for some, the name itself. more
The Yorktown Police Department welcomed community members to its National Night Out Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza on Aug. 4. more
A pair of Primrose students were hard at work raising funds for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation. more
Yorktown residents can take part in a variety of community events in the coming days, from a Revolutionary War storytelling program and free summer concerts to a back-to-school supply drive, and a community sing-along. more
The Giglio Feast returns to Mahopac from Thursday, Aug. 27, through Sunday, Aug. 30, bringing four days of Italian heritage, faith, food, music and family entertainment to St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church while supporting the... more
The community came out for several nights of rides, food and fun at the return of the South Salem Fire Department's annual carnival! more
Pound Ridge celebrated the nation's birthday and the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with the installation of a bronze plaque honoring 106 local patriots. The monument was dedicated on July 3 at a ceremony at... more
The community can attend unique musical performances at nearby Lasdon Public Gardens and The Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden. more
Westchester Bluegrass ClubDaryl MosleySaturday, Aug. 15: Daryl Mosley is one of bluegrass music's most respected modern storytellers, known for turning everyday life into songs that feel both timeless and deeply personal. Lake Purdys Summer Stage,... more
The community can attend unique events at The Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden and shop at the North Salem Farmers Market! more
Back-to-School Supplies DriveAssemblyman Matt Slater, in partnership with the Putnam Community Action Partnership, is collecting new backpacks and $25 gift cards to Staples, Target or Walmart to help local students prepare for the upcoming school... more
The community can enjoy the South Salem Fire Department carnival, musical performances, and art exhibits! more
For six decades, a small museum tucked away in Yorktown Heights has been preserving the stories that shaped the community — from its earliest settlers and colonial roots to its role in the Revolutionary War and its evolution into the diverse town it is today. more
A proposal to subdivide the Reynolds property at 831 Route 35 in Cross River into 14 residential building lots is in the earliest stages of review. more
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