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Westchester County marked Veterans Day a little early with a ceremony on Nov. 7. more
Starting next week, Somers will see a new – yet very familiar – face on the Town Board. more
The Westchester County District Attorney’s Office presented a donation of $3,353 to the New Dawn Family Resource Center. more
With SNAP benefits affected by the federal government shutdown, the Putnam County Legislature voted unanimously to approve the county executive’s emergency proposal to support local food-assistance programs more
Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman on Thursday (Oct. 30) released the town’s 2026 tentative budget and said there will be no increase to the property tax rate this year. more
A patch of land behind the Fieldstone Manor development that’s currently under construction has raised both ire and confusion among some residents and town officials after a recent report that the land was owned by the town but was being used as a parking lot by Fieldstone Manor developer William Catucci. more
Bedford Police Chief Melvin Padilla was recognized by New York State Senator Pete Harckham as one of this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month honorees. more
Parking will no longer be permitted within certain distances of the intersections of Peach Lake Road (Route 121) and Bloomer Road (Route 39) and Peach Lake Road and Dingle Ridge Road. more
BEDFORD, N.Y. - Under a change that more than doubles permitted output, solar-panel arrays up to 25 kilowatts now qualify in Bedford for fast-track approval. Reflecting updated requirements in the state’s eight-year-old Unified Solar Permit, the... more
Voters will be tasked with filling a pair of seats on the Somers Town Board. more
Voters will be tasked with filling two seats on the Lewisboro Town Board. more
Solar-panel arrays up to 25 kilowatts now qualify for Bedford’s fast-track approval process. more
The Yorktown Town Board unanimously approved a Westchester County grant to install six electric vehicle charging stations at the John C. Hart Memorial Library. more
Police officers will now be required to take temporary custody of firearms when responding to reports of family or domestic violence. Before the law was enacted, officers under the Safe Homes Act of 2020 only had the option of removing firearms that were in plain sight or discovered during a consensual or lawful search. more
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Assemblyman Matt Slater, Sen. Rob Rolison and representatives from the Putnam Northern Westchester Women’s Resource Center gathered recently in Putnam Valley to urge passage of legislation that would allow domestic violence shelters to extend survivors’ stays by up to 90 days. more
Communities across the country have wrestled with the adoption of new regulations governing short-term rentals. more
Thousands of residents across the Hudson Valley joined in the nationwide “No Kings Day of Action." more
John Currie was first appointed to the Planning Board in 2001. more
Bedford officials are now mulling the town’s future housing options. more
North Salem is taking a swing at finding a possible solution to the recent hubbub over pickleball. more
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