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The chairs of the Yorktown Republican and Democratic committees addressed the Town Board on Tuesday to condemn political violence and announce plans for a joint candlelight vigil this weekend to honor victims. Kevin Byrnes, co-chair of the... more
There were hugs, handshakes, and heartfelt tributes all around at Thomas A. Garrity Jr.’s last hurrah as councilman. more
A 33-year-old Ossining man was arrested Sept. 10 and charged in connection with a hit-and-run crash that left a person seriously injured, Yorktown police said. Police said officers responded Sept. 8 around 5:54 p.m. to reports of a two-car crash... more
The community gathered on Sept. 14 in Reis Park for a candlelight vigil in remembrance of Charlie Kirk. more
North Salem’s boys soccer team is poised for another big season. more
The Tuskers were within a point of victory several times. more
The annual Lewisboro Library Fair returns this weekend! more
The Tigers didn't disappoint at the Big Red Invitational. more
Somers is continuing to prohibit crossbow use on its portion of the 564-acre nature sanctuary. more
Mark Badolato has spent a lot of time with retirees. Now, he’s about to join their ranks. more
The Wolves' 47 points weren't enough to overcome Pearl River. more
North Salem’s efforts to stabilize some of its more vulnerable dirt roads is once again stirring passions in the horse-centric community. more
SOMERS, N.Y. - A School Resource Officer in the Somers Central School District was removed from her post today after comments she made on Facebook regarding the murder of political activist Charlie Kirk.   On Friday, Sept. 12, screenshots of... more
In a joint effort, the libraries have placed a $2.6 million funding mandate on this November’s ballot. more
The Somers Education Foundation has reached an unprecedented milestone! more
Sept. 11 was a day of solemn remembrance in Somers. more
After 10 years leading the board of trustees at the John C. Hart Memorial Library, Catherine Richey has officially stepped down from her role. Her decade of volunteer service to the Yorktown community was recognized at the Town Board meeting on Sept. 2.  more
SHRUB OAK, N.Y. — Yorktown officials, religious leaders, veterans and first responders gathered at the Shrub Oak Memorial Pavilion and Park in a moving ceremony to mark the 24th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade... more
The North Salem community came together to honor the heroes and victims of September 11. more
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