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Nature enthusiasts gathered recently at Rhinoceros Creek Reservation in Somers to enjoy an afternoon of camaraderie, learning, and hiking. more
Sex, subterfuge, and social decay are coming to North Salem! more
Four candidates will be vying for seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board in this fall’s elections. more
The Westchester County Health Department has determined that Lake Lincolndale Beach in Somers can reopen for swimming. more
Lewisboro Police responded to a variety of calls including numerous traffic accidents. more
The Yorktown Police Department released new details about a fatal accident involving a bicyclist. Authorities responded early Thursday morning (Aug. 14) to a crash on Route 134 involving 44-year-old Jeremy Solomon of Irvington, who police said was struck by a car while riding his bicycle. He was pronounced dead at the scene. more
Perillo Tours and Goodfellas went down to the wire on the diamond. more
CARMEL, N.Y. — The popular youth fishing clinic is returning to the area next month. The free event is open to kids ages 5 to 15. Registration is required. Councilman Robert Kearns will host his third fishing clinic Saturday, Sept. 6, at Carmel’s... more
A Katonah man is facing multiple charges after allegedly driving under the influence. more
The MKCC celebrated a successful Tomato Week and looks ahead to SeptemberFest! more
The Lakeland Central School District Board of Education appointed Karen Gagliardi to a new three-year term as superintendent on Aug. 14. Just days earlier, she had submitted her resignation in order to retire.  more
A bicyclist was killed Thursday morning, Aug. 14, after being struck by a car on Route 134, according to Yorktown police. more
The Reverend Thomas Stubbs of Yorktown United Methodist Church was one of four LGBTQ+ advocates honored by Sen. Pete Harckham earlier this week in recognition of Pride Month. more
The standout from the Class of 2024 has been succeeding on and off the basketball court. more
A unique theatrical experience is blooming at Harvest Moon Farm and Orchard more
Surjeet Bassi, owner of Cash for Cans, is looking to lease the former Quality Lawnmower property for his recycling business. Rich Sautner, who owns the building with his wife, said they believe it would be a good use of the space. more
Good Samaritans weren’t trying to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes when they alerted authorities to a flock of sheep meandering around Pound Ridge. more
In the wake of the retirement of Putnam County Undersheriff Thomas Lindert, Brian Hess, commanding officer and founder of the Westchester-Putnam Real Time Crime Center, has been named his successor. more
So, what’s the latest buzz about the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library in North Salem? more
A 43-year-old Cortlandt Manor man is facing a felony charge after allegedly using a hidden cellphone to record someone undressing in a bathroom, Yorktown Police said Wednesday. more
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