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The Center for the Digital Arts Gallery at SUNY Westchester Peekskill is thrilled to present Luke Bellas, a dynamic and visually captivating exhibition on view from Sept. 1 through Dec. 4. There will be a reception on Sept. 2. more
A Mohegan Lake man has been sentenced to more than 24 years in federal prison for a fentanyl sale that resulted in a man's death, as well as charges related to a crack cocaine distribution conspiracy and illegal ammunition possession, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. more
For six decades, a small museum tucked away in Yorktown Heights has been preserving the stories that shaped the community — from its earliest settlers and colonial roots to its role in the Revolutionary War and its evolution into the diverse town it is today. more
A proposal to subdivide the Reynolds property at 831 Route 35 in Cross River into 14 residential building lots is in the earliest stages of review. more
The organizations behind Yorktown's annual Run for Recovery 5K are seeking sponsors ahead of this year's event, which supports individuals on their recovery journeys and raises awareness during National Recovery Month in September. more
The Yorktown Town Board approved a zoning amendment on July 14 expanding the permitted uses at Jefferson Valley Mall. more
A scaled-back, less costly revamp of the former Lewisboro Elementary School was presented to the Katonah-Lewisboro school board. more
Nearly three dozen individuals whose dedication and compassion have strengthened their communities were recognized by Westchester County at its second annual District 2 Volunteer Awards Ceremony. more
The Town of Yorktown has filed a lawsuit against a developer over alleged unpermitted construction, illegal vehicle storage and failure to meet long-standing development obligations. more
The Town Board is considering expanding a planned streetscape project into a larger downtown revitalization effort, adding potential improvements to sidewalks, bike lanes, parking and traffic flow throughout Yorktown Heights. more
The Yorktown Town Board proclaimed Aug. 4 as United States Coast Guard Day, honoring the branch’s more than two centuries of service to the nation. more
The South Salem Fire Department will once again welcome the community for one of the town's most anticipated summer traditions. more
A Bronx man was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after police found an 11-year-old child in his vehicle during a traffic stop. more
Always one of the highlights of summer, the Putnam County Fair & 4-H Showcase returned to Veterans Memorial Park on July 25-26, bringing together animals, homegrown produce, crafts, music, games and plenty of fair food. A longtime county... more
A Yorktown Heights family recently received a memorial plaque honoring Timothy J. Stewart, a retired New York City police detective and 9/11 first responder whose life was dedicated to service. more
Four members of Mahopac Girl Scout Troop 2479 received their Silver Awards during a Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson Highest Awards Ceremony on June 6. more
The Yorktown Police Department will host its annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, Aug. 4, offering residents an opportunity to meet local officers and enjoy an evening of food, games and activities. more
A trio of black bears visited Lewisboro homes on two separate dates. more
Sycamore Park turned back the clock and transformed into Yasgur’s Farm—delivering sounds that emanated from the iconic Woodstock Music & Art Fair, with a groovy performance by Back to the Garden 1969. The show got fans of all ages—from the... more
Somers has received another chunk of state funding that it can use to help make itself more pedestrian friendly. more
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