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Somers students were recently recognized for their academic achievements! more
The Hudson Valley Human Rights and Holocaust Commission hosted its annual “Unsung Heroes of Human Rights” celebration. more
The Tuskers split over a pair of hard-fought games. more
Greeley-Jay and Byram Hills squared off on Dec. 13. more
School officials are investigating an incident involving hate graffiti discovered earlier this week at SHS. more
Over time, the Austin-based composer and Yorktown native released work through small independent labels, eventually signing with Network Music Group in 2021, a Canadian label known for launching artists such as Avril Lavigne. His music now accompanies meditation, focus, commuting, or even helping parents soothe newborns. more
“The town code was amended to provide the town greater flexibility and clarity in addressing recreation impacts that new developments in town can have, especially in the context of site plan approval and transitional zone review,” Town Attorney Adam Rodriguez told Yorktown News. more
The community, aimed at residents 55 and older, will include townhomes, a clubhouse, a pool, new roads, and a stormwater management system on about 48 acres. The development is expected to generate nearly $1.3 million in annual property taxes, with about $900,000 of that amount going to the Yorktown Central School District. more
Members of the Jewish community and supporters gathered at a menorah lighting in Mount Kisco. more
The town’s Antenna Advisory Board has spent several years studying four potential sites. more
A 3-year-old boy was found outside without a coat in near-freezing temperatures. more
John Jay hosted Ketchum, Eastchester, and Clarkstown North for a tri-meet on Dec. 12. more
Pound Ridge has given the green light to a town budget that’s managed to stay under the state tax cap for the ninth year in a row. more
Congratulations to valedictorian Aiden DeSiena and salutatorian Isabella Wissa! more
As Alice learned, sometimes you have to believe in impossible things. For the North Salem High School Drama Department, that meant dazzling its audience with a triumphant opening night production of "Alice in Wonderland," even with paint still... more
Coldwell Banker Realty is calling on the community to help bring joy to children facing cancer this holiday season. more
The Wolves took a tough loss against the Wildcats. more
For the family of the late Detective Sergeant Frank Lore, the holiday season didn’t feel as bright this year. more
An arrest has been made in the death of Brewster-based cabdriver Aurelio Zhunio-Orbez, 68, who was found dead in the Croton Falls Reservoir last week. Santos Vasquez Ramirez, 28, of Pawling, has been charged with second-degree murder and... more
The Somers 14U Cheer Team arrived at the American Youth Cheerleading Nationals with high expectations. more
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