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Bedford’s effort to rein in super-sized recreational vehicles on town streets should reach its conclusion next week.
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By Tom Bartley
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2/24/26
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The Carmel Town Board is being asked to approve a new online system that would allow residents and real estate professionals to access property records, maps and assessment information without visiting Town Hall.
Town Assessor Christopher...
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BY BOB DUMAS
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2/22/26
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Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne declared a state of emergency Sunday, Feb. 22, ahead of a powerful winter storm expected to dump up to 18 inches of snow across the county and create hazardous travel conditions.
The declaration,...
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2/22/26
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The town of Carmel is moving forward with a critical water safety study that seeks an additional $20,000 to complete a pilot program aimed at reducing potentially harmful chemicals in the municipal drinking water supply.
The...
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BY BOB DUMAS
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2/22/26
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Police cooperation with federal immigration authorities sparked debate at a recent Lewisboro Town Board meeting.
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By Rob Sample
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2/20/26
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“New Yorkers are facing a cost-of-living crisis,” said Senator Pete Harckham.
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By Tom Walogorsky
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2/19/26
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For the first time in recent memory, the race for North Salem’s top spot will be contested.
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By Carol Reif
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2/16/26
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The Somers Library has gotten another financial boost towards the completion of its new teen space.
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By Carol Reif
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2/8/26
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The monument will be installed as part of nationwide celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 2/8/26 |
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The Planning Board voted 6-0 at its Jan. 28 meeting last to reject a site plan application that would have placed a crisis stabilization center in the Carmel Hamlet.
The 24/7 peer-run stabilization centers are run by People USA and are...
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BY BOB DUMAS
Editor-at-Large | 2/6/26 |
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Members of the Jewish community in northern Westchester are urging state legislators to reconsider their support for New York’s assisted suicide legislation.
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By Tom Walogorsky
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2/6/26
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At the Town Board’s Feb. 3 meeting, the board unanimously passed a resolution opposing proposed legislation
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BY BOB DUMAS
Editor-at-Large | 2/6/26 |
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The Lewisboro Town Board approved four resolutions that will be instrumental in building new infrastructure for a host of town departments.
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By Rob Sample
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2/6/26
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Somers is taking steps to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility -- as well as the public’s health and welfare -- in its downtown.
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By Carol Reif
Staff Writer | 2/6/26 |
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A section of Route 100 in Somers will remain closed for at least another week.
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By Carol Reif
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2/5/26
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At the board’s Jan. 14 meeting, officials from the Police Department, the Highway Department and the Recreation and Parks Department all expressed the need for the purchase of new vehicles.
Police Chief Anthony Hoffmann told the board that...
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BY BOB DUMAS
Editor-at-Large | 2/4/26 |
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“Together, we are committed to delivering real results for the people of Westchester,” he said.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 2/3/26 |
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There hasn’t been enough precipitation to keep Mount Kisco’s main source of drinking water from suffering.
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By CAROL REIF
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2/2/26
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“The town has misrepresented the manner in which it came to be assumed to be named for something for which it is not,” Maj. Michael Sheridan said.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 2/2/26 |
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“Local governments are not obstacles, they are safeguards,” according to Somers Supervisor Robert Scorrano.
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By Carol Reif
Staff Writer | 2/2/26 |