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Katonah’s rich musical roots were in the spotlight! more
Somers is gearing up to carry its long-discussed Reis Park sports project over the finish line. more
A growing group of Mount Kisco moms renewed their demands this week for action after an inappropriate encounter at a local elementary school heightened fears for their children’s safety. The sometimes tearful pleas, made at the Village Board’s... more
The Putnam County Democratic Committee has endorsed Cait Conley in the race for New York’s 17th Congressional District, backing her in a multi-candidate Democratic primary as the party looks ahead to a general election challenge against Republican... more
The Bedford Town Board has quietly issued a $55,000 apology for alleged sins committed decades ago by a Bedford police officer. more
A proposal by St. John the Evangelist Church to construct a new 72-space parking lot drew generally favorable feedback from consultants and officials during an April 8 Planning Board meeting, with members pointing to improved traffic flow and... more
About a dozen protesters gathered at Village Hall on April 11 for a “Stand Up for Mt. Kisco” rally to voice concerns over public safety, rising costs and transparency in local government. The event was promoted through the private Facebook group... more
With war in Iran continuing and prices on the rise, Rep Mike Lawler (NY-17) took to the stage at Mahopac High School to a face a boisterous crowd that appeared to be divided between those opposed to the Republican congressman and those supporting... more
Rep. Mike Lawler hosted Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins in Yorktown April 13 for a roundtable with local veterans at VFW Post 8328, following a visit to the Montrose VA Medical Center. more
Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne has concluded his latest series of “Conversations with the County Executive” forums, holding final sessions in Nelsonville and the hamlet of Carmel.  The informal gatherings, held at locations across the... more
“Build we must” may be a hackneyed phrase - but for the Lewisboro Police Department, it may actually be an understatement. more
The town of Carmel will accept a donation of field materials from the Mahopac Sports Association (MSA) aimed at addressing ongoing maintenance challenges and uneven playing conditions at McDonough Park’s ballfields.  The Town Board on April... more
North Salem's Friends of Karen recently received a financial boost from the Westchester County Board of Legislators. more
Putnam County has opened registration for young entrepreneurs interested in participating in the third annual Youth Business Market, scheduled for Sunday, June 14, at Tilly Foster Farm.  The event, organized by the Putnam County Youth... more
The peaceful protest, held on March 28 in front of Village Hall, gave folks the chance to express their displeasure on everything from the war in Iran and immigration policies to the high cost of living and attacks on civil rights. more
The legal document urges the PSC to reject the increases, citing them as unaffordable and calling for stricter oversight. more
A public hearing on a proposed short-term rental ordinance dominated a recent Lewisboro Town Board meeting. more
Some elderly, low-income residents can now qualify for a bigger break on their property taxes this year. more
Katonah Classic Stage proudly presents Conscience, a provocative and darkly comedic play by acclaimed playwright Joe DiPietro. more
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