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The Putnam County Youth Bureau is seeking nominations for young volunteers and adult mentors to be honored at the 42nd annual Youth Awards Dinner next spring.  The Youth Bureau, in partnership with the Putnam County Youth Board, is accepting... more
Carmel town officials have laid out a timeline that could have the first phase of the long-awaited Swan Cove project underway later this year with plans for the waterfront park and parking lot to follow immediately afterward.  The... more
The candidates fielded questions on issues ranging from the cost of living and Israel to data centers, including from Yorktown’s Tom and Jessica Gorman, who asked whether they supported reversing a state law affecting local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. more
The 14th annual TYathlon sprint triathlon and family-friendly 5K was held Saturday, Sept. 19, in and along Lake Mahopac. The event raises money for the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation, which funds research and clinical trials for aggressive childhood... more
After months of reviews, variances and debate over where theatergoers will park, the Brewster Theater Company has received conditional site plan approval for its proposed new home at 69 Gleneida Ave. in Carmel.  The Carmel Planning Board... more
U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly joined Democratic congressional candidate Cait Conley and local supporters Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Albert A. Capellini Community & Cultural Center in Yorktown for a campaign event ahead of the Nov. 3 election. more
A wooded area of North Salem was the scene of a brief manhunt after someone fled after being pulled over by police on Route 684 exit ramp on Thursday, Sept. 24. more
For George Mezzone, the morning of Sept. 10 started with a familiar ritual. more
Carmel shred day rescheduled for Oct. 3 The Town of Carmel’s residential shred day has been postponed because of the impending storm and rescheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3. more
A steady, drenching rain prevented participants from taking their traditional walk, but it didn’t stop Back the Blue from holding its seventh annual Prayer Walk at Camarda Park on Sunday, Sept. 20.  About 160 people, not including committee... more
Residents of Woodland Trails in Carmel Hamlet are asking town officials for help with what they say has become a yearslong problem with garbage collection, including leaking trucks, missed pickups and newly issued trash containers that are... more
Temporary lights will help Mahopac youth sports teams get through the shorter days of fall, but Carmel officials say it may be time to explore a more permanent solution at Mahopac's Airport Park — if they can navigate environmental restrictions... more
A 19-year-old Carmel man was arrested on drunken driving and other charges after authorities said he rear-ended another vehicle and then attempted to flee the scene by car and on foot.  Esdras R. Cardona Ovalle was arrested following the... more
A traffic stop in Carmel Hamlet led to the seizure of nearly 45 grams of crack cocaine and suspected heroin and the arrest of a Queens man on felony drug charges, police said.  Carmel Police Officer Michael Arini stopped a Mercedes-Benz... more
State Sen. Pete Harckham hosted a Senior Resource Fair at the Jefferson Village Community Center on Friday, Sept. 18. More than 300 residents attended to learn about state and local programs and resources for seniors, caregivers and family members throughout the 40th Senate District. more
A group of Putnam County voters has filed a lawsuit against County Executive Kevin Byrne and his re-election campaign, alleging the campaign accepted nearly $20,000 in contributions above limits permitted under state Election Law.  The... more
A Massachusetts man wanted on theft charges in Delaware was taken into custody in Mahopac last week after Carmel Police said he gave officers a false name during a traffic stop.  Ronald R. Ramirez Rivas, 25, of Roxbury, Massachusetts, was... more
Carmel Police Sgt. Michelle Yeager was recognized by the Public Employment Risk Management Association (PERMA) as part of National Policewoman Day, which was observed Saturday, Sept. 12.  PERMA highlighted Yeager and the Carmel Police... more
For Jordan Feldman, becoming Temple Beth Shalom’s new education director is more than a job — it’s a homecoming. more
A criminal case against Putnam County Sheriff's Deputy Kevin Osika stemming from an alleged domestic incident in Mahopac has ended, but exactly how it ended is now hidden from public view under New York's criminal-record sealing laws.  The... more
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