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The Putnam County Youth Bureau is seeking nominations for young volunteers and adult mentors to be honored at the 42nd annual Youth Awards Dinner next spring.  The Youth Bureau, in partnership with the Putnam County Youth Board, is accepting... more
The Golden’s Bridge Fire Department is kicking it up a notch for its 10th annual Community Day! more
An apparent gas line break caused by nearby construction forced the evacuation of students from Mount Kisco Elementary School and the Hillside Program on Green Street, according to Bedford Central School District officials. The students were bused... more
Fifteen years after the deaths of Amy Perez and her two young children, friends and members of the community who knew the Cross River family are coming together to honor their memories and help create a safer, more hopeful future for... more
The first phase of the Somers school district’s three-part $63.9 million capital improvements project is nearing completion. more
Although he may not have been skating competitively anymore, there was still plenty to keep Dick Button busy at his 1840s farmhouse in North Salem. more
A fundraiser has been launched to support the family of Samuel Michael Gonzalez, a Yorktown Heights resident and NYPD detective who died Sept. 26. He was 44. more
Yorktown property owners who are eligible veterans or surviving spouses of first responders killed in the line of duty could qualify for new property tax exemptions under changes being considered by the town. more
Two men were charged with felony drug possession after a Yorktown police investigation into suspected shoplifting led to a traffic stop on Route 6 on Sept. 17. more
The Lewisboro Town Board gave the green light to a proposal for the lease of a trailer as a temporary Police Department headquarters. more
Carmel town officials have laid out a timeline that could have the first phase of the long-awaited Swan Cove project underway later this year with plans for the waterfront park and parking lot to follow immediately afterward.  The... more
As Bedford’s official historian, John Stockbridge has passionately preserved the township’s remarkable past. more
The candidates fielded questions on issues ranging from the cost of living and Israel to data centers, including from Yorktown’s Tom and Jessica Gorman, who asked whether they supported reversing a state law affecting local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. more
The Lewisboro Library Fair celebrated its 65th year on Saturday, Sept. 19, at Onatru Farm Park. more
With the academic year underway, the Lakeland Central School District has formally recognized five-year agreements with the Yorktown Police Department and Westchester County Department of Public Safety, keeping eight School Resource Officers in Lakeland schools through the 2030-31 school year. more
Lakeland is projected to receive funding for 40 additional Universal Prekindergarten (UPK) seats for the 2026-27 school year, according to Assemblyman Matt Slater’s office. more
The North Salem Historical Society will be preserving history and honoring the past. more
Finances in the Katonah-Lewisboro School District may soon be based on three-to-five-year calculations. more
The 14th annual TYathlon sprint triathlon and family-friendly 5K was held Saturday, Sept. 19, in and along Lake Mahopac. The event raises money for the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation, which funds research and clinical trials for aggressive childhood... more
Yorktown residents Alex Mandara and Frank Garcia were among several local veterans advocates honored by Rep. Mike Lawler at an event at Carmel Town Hall earlier this month for their leadership, service and dedication to the veteran community. more
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