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The Yorktown Town Board referred out for comment a proposed local law that would require contractors bidding on town projects costing at least $500,000 to have a state-approved apprenticeship program. more
A proposal to convert an office supply store into medical offices is now before the Mount Kisco Planning Board. more
A culvert replacement project in Somers is set to begin on Monday, June 29. more
The volleying over pickleball continues in North Salem. more
The Brewster Theater Company took another step in its effort to establish a permanent home in Carmel Hamlet the June 24 Planning Board meeting, with town officials expressing continued support for the project while... more
The Somers Town Board officially recognized June as Pride Month at a recent meeting. more
Sixteen women from Katonah and Lewisboro have been recognized as 2026 Women of Distinction. more
Perched on a hillside overlooking the West Branch Reservoir, Belden House has stood for more than 260 years, surviving the American Revolution, the Civil War and the creation of New York City's vast watershed system.  Whether the stately... more
The town of Carmel once again received the highest possible audit opinion for its 2025 finances, with independent auditors praising the town’s fiscal management, conservative budgeting practices and long-standing commitment to financial... more
The Yorktown Town Board honored Chief of Police Robert Noble during its June 16 meeting, recognizing his service and leadership as he prepares to retire after more than a decade leading the Yorktown Police Department. more
Don Scott thinks he has a chance to become Bedford’s next town supervisor. "Just like the Jets had a chance to win the Super Bowl,” said Scott, a Republican running in a town he describes as roughly two-thirds Democratic But winning, he said, is... more
Recently retired Town of Yorktown Director of Planning John Tegeder received the President’s Award from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation at its annual planning awards ceremony June 3. more
The Town of Yorktown is joining communities across the nation in recognizing Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. more
Town officials are exploring a sweeping overhaul of Jimmy McDonough Memorial Park that could eventually be placed before voters as part of a multi-million-dollar effort to modernize one of the town’s busiest recreational facilities.  The... more
After two decades of volunteer service on Yorktown boards, Anthony Tripodi has resigned from the Zoning Board of Appeals, closing out a long tenure of local public service. more
The Town of Yorktown received a clean audit opinion for its 2025 financial statements, according to Alan Kassay, a partner with PKF O’Connor Davies, in a presentation to town officials June 9. more
Putnam County's agricultural community has a new leader as Nicole Scott, director of Agriculture and Outreach at Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming, takes the helm of the Putnam County Agricultural Board amid ongoing county investments... more
Two town-owned boats are now on-hand for a pilot program that will allow resident anglers to fish the reservoir. more
Putnam County marked its 214th anniversary with the grand opening of a new Veterans Museum at the county’s Veterans Memorial Park on June 12, an effort officials said will preserve the stories and sacrifices of local service members for future... more
The developers of a luxury housing project proposed in Somers have been granted yet another time extension request. more
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