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During the Oct. 14 work session, Supervisor Ed Lachterman and the Town Board declared Oct. 13 as the U.S. Navy’s 250th Birthday, honoring the service’s history and generations of sailors who have upheld its core values of honor, courage, and commitment since its founding in 1775. more
Senator Harckham has secured more than $300,000 in state funding to support new solar initiatives. more
The Town of North Salem is seeking an individual for a full-time position as Recreation Assistant.  more
The Yorktown Police Department recognized several officers for their dedication, leadership, and service to the community during a presentation at Town Hall on Oct. 7. Chief of Police Robert Noble took the opportunity during the Town Board meeting to introduce the officers to the public and highlight their achievements. more
Riding motorized bicycles or scooters on Mount Kisco’s sidewalks is now a no-no. more
North Salem is seeking input on its plans to restrict parking along sections of Bloomer Road, Route 121, and Dingle Ridge Road. more
Nina Kellogg will step down this month after 28 years of government service. more
The Yorktown Town Board has joined communities nationwide in recognizing October as LGBTQ+ History Month, honoring the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and other LGBTQ+ individuals throughout history. more
The Yorktown Town Board has joined communities nationwide in recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of early detection, research, and support for those affected by the disease. more
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y.—The Town Board on Tuesday recognized Boy Scout Troop 173 for six decades of service, leadership, and community involvement, proclaiming Oct. 7 as Boy Scout Troop 173 Day. Founded in 1965, Troop 173 has served as a... more
Congressman Mike Lawler held a lively Town Hall session on Oct. 1 at the Heritage Hills Activities Center in Somers. more
The proposed 2026 Putnam County budget calls for a tax rate of 2.39 percent, the lowest rate in 20 years, as well as a $1 million cut to the property tax levy, the largest in county history, according to County Executive Kevin Byrne. Byrne... more
The Town of Yorktown will hold a public meeting on Monday, Oct. 6 to solicit proposals from the public for downtown revitalization grants. more
The Westchester County Board of Legislators will be hosting public input sessions regarding New York State Electric & Gas’ proposed rate hikes. more
The Building Department is preparing to launch a new online permit application system through City Squared, with full services expected to be available by January. For now, only the property search function on the site is active as the department... more
North Salem has found itself in a bit of a pickle. more
North Salem’s supervisor and chief of staff have moved into their temporary home. more
The candidate for Westchester County Executive is demanding an “independent investigation” of the way the county vets and trains school resource officers. more
NYSEG's tough new approach to protecting power lines could give Bedford homeowners a “bit of a shock.” more
County Executive Kevin Byrne will present his proposed executive budget at a special meeting of the County Legislature on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at noon, at the Historic County Courthouse. more
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