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The Carmel Town Board has taken a major step forward in a long-planned overhaul of Water District No. 2, unanimously approving a bond resolution authorizing up to $12.9 million for construction of a new water filtration plant — less than half the... more
The Lewisboro Town Board held a work session at its May 26 meeting, giving town officials and residents a midyear snapshot of the town’s financial position. more
Veteran firefighter, instructor and public servant Drew Kinash has been appointed deputy commissioner of the Putnam County Bureau of Emergency Services.  The appointment, effective June 8, places Kinash in the bureau's second-highest... more
The Yorktown Town Board has proclaimed June 6 as a day of remembrance marking the 82nd anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. more
North Salem’s historic Delancey Hall should be back in action in time for the country’s 250th birthday bash. more
The ongoing planning and zoning battle surrounding Hudson Hounds, a Mahopac dog daycare facility, took another turn at the May 27 Planning Board meeting as the board voted to send the project to the Zoning Board of Appeals with a... more
The Yorktown Town Board will hold a public hearing 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, at Town Hall. more
Yorktown residents will soon be billed for sewer operation and maintenance costs based on the amount of water they use rather than a flat rate. more
Residents could see savings on their electric bills through a community solar program if the Yorktown Planning Board approves a project to install large-scale, ground-mounted solar panels on a 15-acre lot on Jacob Road. more
A vacant former tearoom in Carmel Hamlet could soon be transformed into a live performance venue as the Brewster Theater Company seeks approval to relocate its community theater operations.  The proposal, which came before the Planning... more
Bedford is moving to fill in the final piece of the Buxton Gorge Preserve. more
Three of North Salem’s own were among those receiving a 2026 Woman of Distinction award from state Assemblymember Chris Burdick. more
Unexpected structural deterioration and ongoing material delays have added roughly $30,000 in unbudgeted costs to the town of Carmel’s renovation of the RFG Community Center at Sycamore Park, according to town officials.  During the Town... more
New York State Sen. Pete Harckham and Assemblymembers Dana Levenberg and Matt Slater announced Friday that $786,000 in state grant funding to respond to and prevent domestic violence, hold individuals who cause harm accountable for their actions, improve services and better support survivors in their legislative districts. more
Supervisor Tony Gonçalves noted that residents have urged the construction of speed “humps” for speed mitigation. more
State Sen. Pete Harckham inducted Brian Sillik of Yorktown Heights into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame on May 26. more
Lincoln Hall has confirmed that it’s undergoing a “strategic transition” in its operations at its Somers campus. more
Councilman Robert Kearns is accusing Putnam County of applying a double standard by showing interest in the Fjord Trail litigation across the county in Cold Spring, while offering no assistance to the Carmel in the lawsuit filed... more
Somers powerhouse Meg Timone was recently recognized as a Woman of Distinction. more
The Yorktown Town Board discussed amending the list of permitted uses in the Jefferson Valley Mall zone to allow indoor recreation businesses at its May 19 meeting. more
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