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The Yorktown Planning Board approved an amended site plan during its June 29 hearing for 83 units on the site, up from the 79 that was originally proposed.  more
If your home was built before 1978, it might harbor hidden hazards that could affect your family’s or tenants’ health. more
A water main break on Route 35/Saw Mill River Road overnight Aug. 1 disrupted water service in parts of Yorktown and forced a temporary road closure. more
Afloat less than a month, Bedford’s fledgling fishing-boat rentals are getting an enthusiastic reception from local anglers. more
The 23rd annual “Hootenanny” drew a lively crowd to landmark Mt. Zion Church in Somers. more
Howard McNiff, 38, was arrested at the scene following the attack at the post office at 29 Fair St. in Carmel Hamlet. He is charged with one count of second-degree attempted murder, a violent felony; two counts of second-degree assault, also a violent felony; and one count of fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon.  more
From Mess Fest and the final days of the Firemen's Carnival to National Night Out, live music, art and more, August kicks off with a bang in the local community. Muddy Puddles Mess Fest The … more
From National Night Out and a Town Board meeting to bulk trash collection and a back-to-school supplies drive, here's what's happening in Yorktown during the week ahead. more
After twice extending a temporary moratorium on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), Pound Ridge has finally made zoning code changes that will, it says, “protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community.” more
A suspect is in custody after a U.S. Postal Service employee was stabbed Thursday, July 30, afternoon inside the Carmel post office, according to Carmel Police.  more
Mount Kisco is launching a letter-writing campaign that it hopes will help it get the Preston Way Bridge replacement project over the goal line. In a July 23 Facebook post, the Village Board said it recognized the “hardship” caused by the aging... more
The Mahopac Falls Volunteer Fire Department Dive Team was among several emergency agencies that helped rescue a family trapped by fast-moving floodwaters Wednesday morning, July 29, after heavy rain inundated a home in the town of... more
After six months of closure Ruth Keeler Memorial Library in North Salem will reopen to the public on Wednesday, Aug. 5. more
CORRECTION: A 25-year-old man faces charges in connection with an incident that occurred at the Metro North train station in Mount Kisco, police said. more
There was a time when Melissa McGarry was simply known around Somers High School as "the Girl with the Camera." more
North Salem’s historic Delancey Hall is finally looking like its old self again. more
Two more names of folks who have selflessly given of their time and efforts to serving their community will be placed on the village’s Wall of Honor in Leonard Park. Harry McCartney and Ralph … more
Months after risking his own life to rescue residents from a deadly house fire in South Salem, Vista Fire Department firefighter Phil Wanderman has been recognized once again for his extraordinary courage. more
A pair of North Carolina residents were arrested on multiple felony drug and weapons charges after police stopped a stolen vehicle on Interstate 684 in Lewisboro. more
 The Putnam County Wine & Music Festival will return to Putnam County Veterans Memorial Park in Carmel on Aug. 22-23, marking its 15th year with an expanded lineup of live entertainment, food, beverage tastings and family... more
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