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April showers bring May flowers, so we should have a colorful spring. Let’s be grateful for the renewal of the gardens and trees, and for the ability to put the heavy coats away!
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By Ed Reilly
President of the Mt. Kisco Chamber of Commerce | 4/10/26 |
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Mahopac resident and former NYPD undercover officer Erik Duran has been sentenced to at least three years in prison after his conviction for manslaughter in the death of suspect Eric Duprey during a 2023 undercover drug operation in the Bronx.
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By Emile Menasché and Bob Dumas
Editors | 4/10/26 |
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Residents of the private community in Somers are once again reaching out for help protecting what they feel is a “vibrant” ecosystem.
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By Carol Reif
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4/10/26
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A mom who’s played a role in hundreds of Mahopac kids’ lives as a cafeteria worker at Mahopac High School and Fulmar Road and local Girl Scout leader is waging the toughest battle of her own life after a severe health setback left her unable to...
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BY EMILE MENASCHÉ
Editor | 4/10/26 |
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The GBFD responded to a brush fire in a wooded area across the tracks from the west commuter lot.
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By Halston Media Staff
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4/10/26
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North Salem's Friends of Karen recently received a financial boost from the Westchester County Board of Legislators.
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By Carol Reif
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4/10/26
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The offices will move to 118 N. Bedford Road in Mount Kisco.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/10/26 |
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Playing such tough competition gives the Huskers plenty of chances to come away with statement victories. Yorktown (3-1) earned one of those victories with a 9-6 triumph against Darien on Thursday, which entered the game ranked No. 21 in USA Lacrosse’s national top 25.
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By Mike Sabini
Contributing Writer | 4/10/26 |
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Yorktown played with heavy hearts and a shared purpose April 8, honoring former team manager Sheridan Gorman with a 16-11 victory over visiting John Jay-Cross River in the Sheridan Gorman Memorial Game.
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By Mike Sabini
Contributing Writer | 4/10/26 |
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Yorktown attorney Marvin Ray Raskin has been reappointed to the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct by Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie for a four-year term that began April 1.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/9/26 |
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Lewisboro Police responded to several noteworthy incidents recently.
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By Halston Media Staff
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4/9/26
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Yorktown police reported several recent arrests.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/9/26 |
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Funded through the City of New York’s East of Hudson Water Quality Improvement Program, the Septic System Rehabilitation and Sewer Connection Program is designed to offset costly infrastructure projects while protecting the drinking water used by millions in Westchester County and New York City.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/9/26 |
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40+ Anti-War Protesters rallied in Yorktown Heights Wednesday evening against Trump’s War of Choice and Ego. Many signs held called for his impeachment. This conflict abroad is making it increasingly difficult for families to provide basic...
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4/9/26
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Putnam County has opened registration for young entrepreneurs interested in participating in the third annual Youth Business Market, scheduled for Sunday, June 14, at Tilly Foster Farm.
The event, organized by the Putnam County Youth...
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4/8/26
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Local sightings of the “Saturday Night Live” alum may be scarce from now on.
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By Carol Reif
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4/8/26
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Local veterans and their spouses are invited to attend an upcoming informational session focused on military benefits.
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By Tom Walogorsky
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4/8/26
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A lively fixture at Town Board meetings, affectionately described as a “one man show,” Dan Strauss was known for his unwavering dedication to the town he loved. He could often be found walking through Yorktown with quiet purpose, picking up litter and tending to public spaces—simple acts that reflected a profound commitment to keeping his community beautiful.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/8/26 |
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The district's contracts with Yorktown and Westchester County police—which provide SROs for the Lakeland CSD's Yorktown and Cortlandt schools respectively—are set to expire at the end of this school year. And with budgeting pressure and increasing costs, the negotiations to renew the pacts have hit an impasse.
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By Miranda Ferrante
Editor | 4/8/26 |
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The peaceful protest, held on March 28 in front of Village Hall, gave folks the chance to express their displeasure on everything from the war in Iran and immigration policies to the high cost of living and attacks on civil rights.
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BY CAROL REIF
Staff Writer | 4/7/26 |