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For Yorktown historian and photographer David Rocco, history is more than something preserved in books and archives — it is something to be documented, shared and experienced.  more
North Salem and school district residents are invited to the town’s 250th’s anniversary celebration! more
The developers of a luxury housing project proposed in Somers have been granted yet another time extension request. more
A South Salem man was charged with felony drunken driving after New York State Police said he was stopped on the Taconic State Parkway with a child passenger. more
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.  According... more
More than 50 veterans gathered at Carmel VFW Post 1374 on Tuesday, June 9, for a Veterans Advisory Council meeting hosted by state Sen. Pete Harckham, where discussion focused on state funding, veterans benefits and services available to former... more
The Yorktown Planning Board approved a decision statement during its June 8 meeting that would allow the solar farm proposed for Jacob Road to move forward. more
Yorktown Democrats will head to the June 23 primary to choose a nominee in New York’s 17th Congressional District, with early voting underway June 13-21. more
While the race to determine who will face Republican incumbent Mike Lawler to represent New York’s 17th Congressional district has been getting most of the news coverage (and ads), Democrats will have another choice on Primary Day (June 23), with three candidates vying for the nomination for New York State Comptroller. more
Firefighters from the Croton Falls Fire Department and members of the North Salem Volunteer Ambulance Corps were among the agencies that responded to a structure fire in Southeast. more
Assemblyman Matt Slater and state Sen. Pete Harckham announced June 12 a historic increase in Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program (CHIPS) funding as part of the enacted 2026-27 state budget, providing additional resources to municipalities across the Hudson Valley and New York to repair roads, improve infrastructure and address transportation needs. more
World Blood Donor Day is observed on June 14 to recognize and thank blood donors, raise awareness of the ongoing need for safe and sustainable blood supplies and highlight the lifesaving impact of blood donation. more
Students at The Hawthorn School in Bedford received a memorable surprise when His Eminence, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, paid a visit. more
A Somers man faces misdemeanor charges in connection with an incident involving a female pedestrian in North Salem, state police reported Thursday. more
Somers has been acting proactively in the hopes of minimizing disruptions during an upcoming culvert replacement project on Route 202. more
A former Yorktown High School teacher known for changing students’ lives is now facing the fight of his own life — and his family is asking the community he served for help. more
As the season winds to a close, a trio of Tigers were sprinting to the finish. more
Allison Turcan has truly bloomed where she was planted. more
The June 4 event saluted another 33 KLSD employees, bound for retirement, for their years of dedicated service. more
A three-vehicle crash near several Mahopac schools Tuesday afternoon, June 9, left one person injured, brought down utility wires and forced the closure of a busy intersection for several hours.  According to the Carmel Police Department,... more
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