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Residents along East Lake Boulevard returned to the Town Board Wednesday, Sept. 2, renewing ongoing complaints about speeding, parking and pedestrian safety while turning up the pressure over another issue they say has increasingly... more
The senior community celebrated the inaugural trip of the town’s new recreation bus. more
Several dozen children happily headed back to school this year with a bag full of supplies. more
 A $150,000 emergency food-assistance package approved by the Putnam County Legislature and County Executive Kevin Byrne during last fall’s federal government shutdown never reached the organizations it was intended to help, setting off... more
In recognition of the month, State Sen. Pete Harckham presented 100 doses of naloxone to Mohegan EMS to help prevent overdose deaths locally. more
After more than four decades in Yorktown, beloved preschool Bright Beginnings has closed. more
Lewisboro is introducing a convenient and smart text messaging service that will enable residents to receive important notifications. more
Democratic district leaders and candidates from across Putnam County gathered Sunday, Aug. 30, to celebrate the opening of the party’s 2026 coordinated campaign headquarters in Mahopac.  The office is part of the New York State Democratic... more
The Putnam County Soil & Water Conservation District has launched a new grant program offering $180,000 to support conservation projects throughout the county.  Applications for the district’s first Conservation Grant Program opened... more
Cellist and historian Alex Prizgintas will use music to explore the many ways Americans have expressed patriotism, faith, solidarity and dissent when he brings his distinctive amplified-cello performance to Reed Memorial Library in Carmel... more
Police said there is “no ongoing threat to the public” as they investigate an alleged robbery involving a firearm in the parking lot of Jefferson Valley Mall. more
The plight of North Salem’s reptilian residents is getting some well-deserved attention. more
From Pre-K to high school, Mahopac students headed back to the classroom on Sept. 2. We asked families to share some first day images with us. Thanks to everyone who took part! more
Mount Kisco police responded to a range of incidents from Aug. 23–27, including a shoplifting arrest, a hit-and-run investigation and a reported sexual assault, while also handling domestic disputes, welfare checks and mental health crises and... more
From 9/11 commemorations and an art exhibition to live music, community services and family-friendly events, here’s what’s happening around Mahopac and Carmel in the next few weeks. more
Charges of animal cruelty have been brought after a video showed a small terrier being slammed onto a grooming table at a dog day care center in Mount Kisco, SPCA Westchester officials said. Cole Kamrath of Peekskill, who was an employee of... more
A swastika and other hateful symbols were carved into the concrete flooring of the Atomic War Veterans Memorial Bridge in Yorktown in late August, prompting a town response and an investigation by state police. more
Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman has been selected as one of the 2026 Hudson Valley Jewish Changemakers, an initiative recognizing individuals who contribute to Jewish life and their communities. more
For retired People Magazine photo editor Ira Berger, some assignments have remained vivid long after the film was developed and the deadlines passed. more
MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — Huguenot Lodge No. 46, Free and Accepted Masons, one of Westchester County’s oldest civic institutions, will commemorate its 230th anniversary by honoring Westchester County Executive Kenneth Jenkins and the Friends of the Ward... more
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