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BEDFORD, N.Y. – The Bedford Central School Board on March 11 heard from Superintendent Dr. Robert J. Glass on recommendations from the Later School Start Times Feasibility Workgroup and a presentation from the 2026-27 budget workshop focused on... more
John Jay High School hosted the annual Rite of Spring Art Show. more
The Putnam County Legislature is poised to approve a measure capping the county’s share of sales tax on gasoline and diesel fuel at $3 per gallon, a move officials say will provide modest relief to drivers while ensuring the county does not... more
North Salem has reached what it hopes is a compromise in the pickleball conundrum. more
Chris Perez has been named a local hero by the American Red Cross and the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Hero of the Year. more
For newcomers to the varsity boys lax scene, it’s worth noting that Mahopac was once a powerhouse in lacrosse. From 1992 to 2005, the program dominated Section 1 Class A, stockpiling eight Section 1 Class A championships – plus its lone state... more
History will march back to life on May 2, when the community will gather in Yorktown Heights to commemorate The Battle of Pines Bridge, a brief, bloody clash that represented a loss for Continental forces. more
Entering an abandoned or vacant building is not only illegal, it’s very unsafe, state police warn. more
“Ignorance is not an excuse for breaking the law,” Town Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. “You're supposed to know the laws, and our fire zones in particular, they're all marked.” more
North Salem High School junior Emma Greenberg has been recognized for her excellence both in the classroom and on the basketball court. more
The Westchester County Board of Legislators recognized Women’s History Month recently with a ceremony honoring two inspirational community leaders. more
This story brings new meaning to the phrase “a car that drives itself.” more
Two Carmel residents were among multiple people arrested during a three-day, multi-agency enforcement operation targeting crime across Putnam County, authorities said.  The operation, led by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office in coordination... more
A Mahopac man has been charged with animal cruelty after three dachshunds were found neglected inside a foreclosed home basement, authorities said.  The Putnam County SPCA said it received a complaint March 22 about dogs possibly left behind... more
“For Vietnam veterans, this day means everything to us,” said Jim Mecca, a U.S. Army Specialist Fourth Class who served from 1970 to 1972. more
A federal judge on March 30 dismissed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the town of Yorktown, ending the legal battle with AAA Carting, the town’s garbage hauler. more
"Sheridan, she was our joy. Our collective joy, and now that joy is gone," her father, Thomas Gorman, said, looking out at the crowd dressed in Yorktown green and white. “That joy didn't just last in our home, it lives here." more
KLSD trustee John Poffenberger has resigned, putting a vacant school board seat in play in May. more
One of the latest “No Kings” rallies in Westchester drew nearly 2,000 people to Mount Kisco on a chilly but sunny Saturday. The peaceful protest, held on March 28 in front of Village Hall, gave folks the chance to express their displeasure on... more
The Mahopac Central School District has proposed a $148.3 million budget, a 2.23 percent increase from last year’s $145.1 million. The board discussed keeping the tax levy change at 0 percent. A decision has not yet been made on the tax levy; the... more
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