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Airport Park in Mahopac drew an enthusiastic crowd for National Night Out, an annual event that brings police and the community together in a fun environment while giving residents a chance to show their support and spend time with the men and... more
 For seven decades, Eagle Scout Lenny Arcuri has devoted his time to Scouting, serving in nearly every volunteer leadership role while mentoring generations of young people along the way.  That lifetime of service was... more
James Molloy’s attorney said the former NYPD officer acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a 12-year-old dog belonging to a beloved homeless man in Yorktown, pushing back against the community’s response to the Aug. 5 incident. more
Sensory-friendly movie screenings have returned to Carmel, offering individuals with disabilities and their families a more accommodating way to enjoy a trip to the theater.  Putnam County’s Office for Individuals with Disabilities and... more
More than $1 million in federal funding is headed to Yorktown to expand public sewer service to neighborhoods currently served by residential septic systems. more
Gary Gill-Hill will be taking the mound for the Mets’ Double-A affiliate in Binghamton. more
A 69-year-old Shrub Oak man who works at Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School has been accused of sharing and possessing child sexual abuse material. more
Pegasus Therapeutic Riding’s campus has gotten a financial boost from the state. more
The Lewisboro Police Department assisted with a pair of emergency situations. more
Five local veterans traveled to Washington, D.C., as guests of the Honor Flight Network. more
The three teenagers accused of robbing a TD Bank branch in Jefferson Valley last week appeared before Judge Gary Raniolo in Yorktown Justice Court on Aug. 11. more
With overflow parking spilling into the Yorktown United Methodist Church across the street, residents gathered on the steps of Yorktown Justice Court Tuesday evening, signs reading “Justice for Luke” held above the crowd as they came to support their homeless neighbor, Matt Steele, and mourn his 12-year-old dog, Luke, also known as “Snoopy,” who police say was shot and killed by former NYPD officer James Molloy. more
After 20 years of answering calls, helping residents and working alongside generations of Yorktown police officers, Officer Michael Madaus walked out of the Yorktown Police Department for the final time Aug. 11. more
“I want to emphasize that our Town Court is a place where the rule of law prevails and where every individual is entitled to a fair and impartial proceeding, regardless of the allegations against them,” Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. more
Norton Road in North Salem has been closed after sustaining major damage that left the road impassable. more
The Putnam Arts Council (PAC) is seeking submissions for “Dreamscapes and Fantasies: Surreal, Imaginative, Whimsical,” a juried exhibition opening next month at the Belle Levine Art Center in Mahopac.  The exhibition will run Sept. 12-27 at... more
The Summer Music Series at Yellow Monkey Village continued on August 6. more
The Aug. 2-6 Mount Kisco police blotter includes a man found dead in a basement, a woman injured after being run over in a parking lot, a man accused of threatening a taxi driver and punching the rear of his cab, and a woman arrested for petit... more
Yorktown will continue its yearlong celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary with a Revolutionary War-themed concert and a fireworks display honoring the community’s role in American history. more
Ruth Keeler Memorial Library welcomed back patrons after a six month closure. more
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