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Golden’s Bridge firefighters battled a raging vehicle fire as part of a training exercise. more
A 46-year-old Yorktown man was arrested last week and charged with attempted burglary following a reported home invasion, the Yorktown Police said on Monday.  And on Friday, a 55-year-old Yorktown man was arrested and charged with criminal possession of a weapon, a class E felony.   more
The new location in Staples Plaza, near BJ’s at 3333 Crompond Rd., is the third Paris Baguette in Westchester County — joining locations in Hartsdale and Yonkers — and the largest in the area. more
The Yorktown Police Department will join law enforcement agencies across the country in celebrating National Night Out. The annual event, set for Tuesday, Aug. 5, is the department’s largest community outreach initiative, aimed at strengthening... more
The blue tarps draping North Salem’s Delancey Hall are a sure sign that the historic building’s reconstruction is finally fully underway. more
One could say that charity fuels Matt McAllister’s impressive athletic prowess. more
A number of Somers students were recently recognized for their outstanding academic achievements! more
The Penn State wrestling program has claimed 12 of the last 14 NCAA National Championships, establishing itself as the gold standard in collegiate wrestling. For the past four summers, the Somers varsity wrestling team has made the pilgrimage to... more
A determined band of citizen environmentalists is once again demanding that the Somers Town Board take action to protect the Amawalk Reservoir. more
The Lewisboro Seniors recently welcomed a new director! more
The Mahopac Board of Education has new leadership for the 2025-26 school year. Board members elected Michael Mongon as president and Lucy Massafra as vice president at the BOE’s July 1 … more
After 28 years in law enforcement — 26 of them with the Yorktown Police Department — Detective Rich Finn said farewell on Friday, surrounded by loved ones, both family by blood and by work, during a “walk-out” ceremony marking his retirement.  more
MAHOPAC, N.Y.—Patricia “Patty” Rathschmidt, a Mahopac philanthropist who co-founded the iconic local charity United for the Troops with her husband, Jim, has died. She was 69. … more
The Putnam County Fair returns to Veterans Memorial Park in Carmel this weekend. Open Saturday and Sunday, July 27–28, the annual event has been a family favorite for generations, with food, vendors, games, exhibits, demonstrations, inflatables,... more
Several Putnam County and Yorktown community organizations have received state grant money that will help fund youth workforce training, substance abuse prevention, and domestic violence outreach programs. State Sen. Pete Harckham helped secure $604,500 in an end-of-year resolution for the funding, which was distributed to 15 different recipients. more
Hulk Hogan, who died this week at age 71, reconnected with members of a pro wrestling royal family with local roots when the Albanos joined him during his March visit to the Carmel ShopRite. more
In today’s world of recency bias, the phrase the GOAT (Greatest of All Time), is often used incorrectly. When it comes to Katonah resident Diane Swertfager however, the phrase is completely accurate. more
MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. - The Mount Kisco Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) and partner organizations are gearing up for the 8th Annual Photography Exhibition: “The Nature, Culture and People of Mount Kisco.” Entries are currently being accepted and... more
Old Bet’s big little secret is finally out. more
The town of Yorktown is in good fiscal shape, a recently completed independent audit said.  The audit, which was begun earlier this year, by Alan Kassay, a partner with the PFK O’Connor Davies accounting, gave the town an “unmodified (clean) opinion” for 2024.   more
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