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Waterview/Salem Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare will conduct a facility-wide active shooter drill on Wednesday, July 1.
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By Tom Walogorsky
Editor | 6/29/26 |
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Events include interactive performances, a Frog Festival, and a beer tasting.
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By Halston Media Staff
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6/29/26
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A proposal to convert an office supply store into medical offices is now before the Mount Kisco Planning Board.
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By CAROL REIF
Staff Writer | 6/28/26 |
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AARP Chapter 3297 installed its board members for the upcoming term at its June 10 luncheon.
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6/18/26
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Mahopac came together in the fight against cancer at the annual Relay for Life on May 30, raising funds and awareness while honoring survivors, supporting those still battling the disease and remembering those who have passed.
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BY EMILE MENASCHÉ
Editor | 6/16/26 |
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With backyard barbecues, picnics and camping trips in full swing, the Putnam County Department of Health is reminding residents that warm-weather dining can increase the risk of foodborne illness if food is not handled properly.
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6/14/26
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Five-year-old Watson Padovani is proving that you're never too young to make a difference.
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By Tom Walogorsky
Editor | 6/10/26 |
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In 2013, Samantha Durante Banerjee’s daughter, Alana, was stillborn. The tragedy was obvious, but the comforting words about trying again and being young always fell short.
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By Rich Monetti
Contributing Writer | 6/8/26 |
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When Ben Foglio was diagnosed with a rare neurodegenerative disease called Salla in 2018, his parents refused to passively accept the diagnosis.
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By Rich Monetti
Contributing Writer | 6/5/26 |
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The weekend will feature theater, film, and community events.
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By Halston Media Staff
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6/1/26
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Dermatology care often spans far more than occasional skin concerns, covering everything from routine screenings to specialized procedures.
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By Vim Wilkinson
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5/21/26
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Lead exposure is dangerous for children because it often presents no early symptoms while causing serious health problems. Even low levels of lead in a child’s blood can result in learning disabilities, developmental delays, and permanent brain...
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5/18/26
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Cheryl and Brittany Sanchez of Yorktown are leading their fifth annual lupus awareness and fundraising campaign in Westchester County during Lupus Awareness Month. Their fundraiser social, organized by TheNetWorks Organization, will be held Saturday, May 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. at The Gramercy in Yorktown Heights.
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5/14/26
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Putnam County has been selected as one of five counties in New York to participate in a new state pilot program aimed at improving responses to domestic violence cases and increasing protections for survivors.
Putnam County District...
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BY BOB DUMAS
Editor-at-Large | 5/11/26 |
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Spring is a busy time for the rabies staff at the Putnam County Department of Health. With people and their pets spending more time outdoors, their chance of encountering the deadly rabies virus increases.
Bats return to the area, and...
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5/9/26
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BluePath, the nonprofit that provides trained service dogs for children with autism, will hold its largest annual fundraiser this weekend at FDR Park in Yorktown Heights.
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By Tom Bartley
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5/6/26
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Residents are once again invited to lace up their sneakers and celebrate community, wellness, and motherhood at the 7th annual Mother’s Day Run.
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By Tom Walogorsky
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5/6/26
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Local veterans and their spouses attend an informational session at the Amawalk Fire House.
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By Tom Walogorsky
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5/5/26
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During National Volunteer Week, traditionally celebrated the third week in April, the Putnam County Department of Health honored the volunteers who make up the Medical Reserve Corps, known as the MRC. This year the commemoration, which began...
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5/4/26
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Students working with THRIVE Bedford | Lewisboro | Pound Ridge were recognized at the Katonah Museum of Art.
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By Donna Christopher
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4/26/26
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