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Help bring holiday cheer to children facing life-threatening illnesses. more
Local historians and officials are rallying to restore a nearly 65-year-old statue commemorating Revolutionary War hero Sybil Ludington’s 40-mile ride through Putnam County to warn American troops of a British advance on Danbury. more
The Wolves took an early lead but couldn't hold off the Tuskers. more
During the Oct. 14 work session, Supervisor Ed Lachterman and the Town Board declared Oct. 13 as the U.S. Navy’s 250th Birthday, honoring the service’s history and generations of sailors who have upheld its core values of honor, courage, and commitment since its founding in 1775. more
The Tuskers topped Eastchester in a five-set thriller. more
Multiple speakers stepped up to the mic in Somers to express their frustration with rising energy costs. more
On Oct. 4, the Vista Volunteer Fire Department hosted their annual Pizza Night & Open House event. more
The Tuskers rolled to a big win over the Rams. more
The Third Floor Gallery at Mahopac Public Library is featuring an exhibit of oil paintings by award-winning local artist Sandra Gorman from Oct. 4–28. Gorman’s exhibit showcases a lifetime of oil paintings inspired by nature and her surroundings,... more
Exotic animals captivated kindergarteners at Pequenakonck Elementary School. more
Senator Harckham has secured more than $300,000 in state funding to support new solar initiatives. more
A check worth more than $23,000 was allegedly stolen and altered. more
MAHOPAC, N.Y. - Peter Chatzky, Democratic Congressional candidate for NY-17, continued his campaign tour on Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Mahopac Public Library.  Chatzky addressed Putnam County residents and spoke about the national housing... more
As they gear up for a playoff run, North Salem volleyball is rolling. more
The Wolves kicked the offense into high gear late against Mahopac. more
The Town of North Salem is seeking an individual for a full-time position as Recreation Assistant.  more
Somers hosted Horace Greeley, and the visiting Quakers’ AA rating had the Tuskers doing their homework. more
The SCSD is still at the beginning stages of its participation in the discussion of “Regional Planning." more
A memorial service organized by a Yorktown high school student to honor and mourn the victims of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack in Israel ended with verbal confrontations between attendees and a group of protesters outside the Albert A. Capellini Community and Cultural Center. more
The Yorktown Police Department recognized several officers for their dedication, leadership, and service to the community during a presentation at Town Hall on Oct. 7. Chief of Police Robert Noble took the opportunity during the Town Board meeting to introduce the officers to the public and highlight their achievements. more
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