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The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 2026 CelebrationPresented by the Antioch Baptist Church in partnership with Bedford Playhouse. 56th Annual Interfaith Community Worship ServiceSunday, Jan. 18, at 4 p.m. Featuring speaker Rev. Dr. Dale... more
A local resident faces misdemeanor drug charges and more after suspicious activity led a traffic stop, according to Westchester County Police. Officers conducting an inspection at 9:15 p.m. in the parking lot of the Fox Senior Center on Carpenter... more
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County is asking residents to help shape the organization's future by participating in a community survey designed to identify local needs and guide programming for 2027 and beyond.  The survey is open... more
Four of Mount Kisco’s bravest were recognized recently for helping to save lives during a devastating four-alarm fire this past summer. Village officials honored volunteer firefighters ex-Capt. Michael Johnston, Lt. Sean Johnston, Jose Arguetta... more
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for New York governor, discussed his priorities in a telephone interview requested by his campaign. Halston Media subsequently sought an interview with Gov. Kathy Hochul but received no response before deadline. more
Some artists use oils, pencils, or watercolor; others fabric, thread, and dyes. A bountiful mix of art quilts and the more traditional types was on display recently at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Hall in Mount Kisco in a show hosted by the... more
Somers was not about to let Primrose Principal Katie Winter just “slip out the door” after she announced her intentions to retire next year. more
The Carmel Town Board is moving forward with the first phase of the Swan Cove project in downtown Mahopac, selecting a firm to oversee construction of the park and adjacent parking lot, while authorizing additional engineering services. more
Town Supervisor Ed Lachterman, the Republican incumbent, and Democratic challenger Jann Mirchandani, making her fourth bid for the office, debated development, housing, taxes and infrastructure during a League of Women Voters forum Oct. 22 at Yorktown’s Albert A. Capellini Community and Cultural Center. more
The ginormous beast was spotted casually strolling off Starr Ridge Road. more
Candidates for North Salem supervisor Warren Lucas and Katherine Daniels went toe-to-toe in a debate. more
John Harkins, a founding member and past president of the Somers Lions Club, died on Sunday, Oct. 18. more
The race for New York’s 95th State Assembly District — which covers portions of Westchester and Putnam counties, including Peekskill, Cortlandt and Ossining — pits incumbent Democrat Dana Levenberg of Ossining, who is seeking her third two-year term, against Republican Laurie Ryan, a Cortlandt Manor resident. more
The race for Westchester County Board of Legislators District 4, which includes parts of Yorktown, Somers and New Castle, pits incumbent Democrat Vedat Gashi of Yorktown, the board’s current chair, against Republican John Campobasso, a lifelong Yorktown resident making his first run for elected office. more
The race for Westchester County Board of Legislators District 1 — which includes Cortlandt and parts of Peekskill and Yorktown — pits incumbent Democrat Colin Smith of Peekskill, who is seeking a fourth two-year term, against Republican Elena Muniz-Walker, a Peekskill resident seeking her first elected office after an unsuccessful bid for Peekskill Common Council in 2025. more
When Yorktowners head to the polls, they will decide whether to keep incumbent Republican Ed Lachterman as town supervisor or elect Democratic challenger Jann Mirchandani, a longtime resident and financial services professional. more
On Oct. 14, Assemblyman Matt Slater, who nominated the business, presented an Assembly proclamation recognizing Yorktown Tire Auto Care’s more than 55 years in business and its inclusion in New York state’s Historic Business Preservation Registry. The shop is the fourth Yorktown business to receive the designation. more
Westchester County needs about 16,000 additional affordable housing units, according to Tim Foley, CEO of the Building & Realty Institute of the Hudson Valley, who spoke to the Yorktown Town Board on Oct. 20. more
Members of the North Salem Lions Club gathered to fill special candy bags adorned with labels thanking veterans for their service and patriotism. more
The Carmel Town Board voted Oct. 7 to accept a settlement agreement resolving a series of lawsuits involving New York City and property tax assessments on city-owned land within the town.  The litigation involved challenges to assessments on... more
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