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North Salem circles back on Peach Lake Road parking

North Salem is circling back on a recently enacted local vehicle and traffic law that had prohibited parking at all times on parts of Peach Lake Road. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/17/26

Yellow lines on the map show the area where the culvert is and the proposed locations of “Road Closed” signs.

Culvert replacement to close Route 22 in North Salem

Heads up, motorists! more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/10/26

North Salem honoree Jinx Remson, front row, at left, at the District 2 Volunteers Award Ceremony in Katonah.

North Salem's Remson recognized for community service

A North Salem senior was recognized by Westchester County at its second annual District 2 Volunteer Awards Ceremony. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/17/26

Construction on 684 reduces lanes for nighttime travel

Motorists traveling on Interstate 684 between Bedford and North Salem should expect lane reductions at night through the end of November. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 8/14/26

State Sen. Pete Harckham with staff members at Pegasus Therapeutic Riding.

Pegasus Therapeutic Riding receives $100k state grant

Pegasus Therapeutic Riding’s campus has gotten a financial boost from the state. more

BY CAROL REIF

Staff Writer | 8/12/26

North Salem roads take heavy storm damage

Norton Road in North Salem has been closed after sustaining major damage that left the road impassable. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 8/11/26

The Town Board voted to authorize Supervisor Warren Lucas to issue $830,870 in bonds to pay for the water project and $19.9 million in bonds to cover the cost of establishing the sewer district.

North Salem advances Croton Falls water and sewer projects

North Salem’s planned improvements to the Croton Falls existing water district and a proposed sewer district in the hamlet both took a step forward recently. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/7/26

The scaffolding at historic Delancey Hall has been removed and interior work is now underway.

Renovation project nears completion at North Salem's Delancey Hall

North Salem’s historic Delancey Hall is finally looking like its old self again. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 7/30/26

North Salem to hold special meeting regarding Croton Falls water and sewer districts on July 24

The North Salem Town Board will hold a Special Meeting on Friday, July 24, at 6 p.m. at 66 June Road. more

By Halston Media Staff | 7/23/26

State Sen. Pete Harckham visits the Croton Falls Water Treatment Facility with North Salem Supervisor Warren Lucas.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Harckham secures $151K grant for North Salem water treatment

North Salem has received a state grant that will ensure residents in Croton Falls have a safe, clean, and reliable source of drinking water. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 7/6/26

A severe thunderstorm swept through the area shortly after 8 p.m. on July 4.

Storm cleanup continues across Westchester after severe July 4 storm

A severe thunderstorm packing wind gusts of up to 80 mph swept through the area on July 4. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 7/5/26

North Salem's pickleball debate isn’t over yet

The volleying over pickleball continues in North Salem. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 6/27/26

Officials are hoping to unveil the newly renovated Town Hall in July.

Repairs to North Salem's Delancey Hall enter final stages

North Salem’s historic Delancey Hall should be back in action in time for the country’s 250th birthday bash. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 6/5/26

Recipients of Assemblyman Chris Burdick's 2026 Women of Distinction awards line the stage at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center on May 14.

North Salem's Goldberg, Hellwinkel, and Licht honored as 'Women of Distinction'

Three of North Salem’s own were among those receiving a 2026 Woman of Distinction award from state Assemblymember Chris Burdick. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 5/31/26

Slater announces 'Revolution 250' student poster contest

Budding artists are being invited to create posters celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. more

By Carol Reif | 4/29/26

North Salem officials and volunteers celebrated the installation of a solar array at the town’s highway garage.

North Salem unveils solar array to power highway department garage

Here comes the sun! more

By Carol Reif | 4/25/26

Friends of Karen executive director Stefanie Ortiz-Cidlik accepts the check from Westchester County Legislator Erika Pierce.

North Salem’s Friends of Karen awarded $21,600 by Westchester County

North Salem's Friends of Karen recently received a financial boost from the Westchester County Board of Legislators. more

By Carol Reif | 4/10/26

Neighbors of Joe Bohrdrum Park complained about the noise from the popular paddle sport.

North Salem's pickleball debate ends in compromise

North Salem has reached what it hopes is a compromise in the pickleball conundrum. more

By Carol Reif | 4/2/26

Westchester County Legislator Erika L. Pierce, New Dawn's Lynn Borsellino and Marisa Moran, and Westchester County Board of Legislators Chair Vedate Gashi.

Westchester celebrates Women’s History Month with honors for Kirklin and New Dawn

The Westchester County Board of Legislators recognized Women’s History Month recently with a ceremony honoring two inspirational community leaders. more

By Carol Reif | 3/31/26

Supporters gathered in Reis Park to make their voices heard.

Somers vigil honors victims of immigration enforcement shootings

“The only antidote to anxiety is action." more

By Tom Walogorsky | 3/22/26

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