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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
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 North Salem Historical Society will be preserving history and honoring the past. more
U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly joined Democratic congressional candidate Cait Conley and local supporters Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Albert A. Capellini Community & Cultural Center in Yorktown for a campaign event ahead of the Nov. 3 election. more
A wooded area of North Salem was the scene of a brief manhunt after someone fled after being pulled over by police on Route 684 exit ramp on Thursday, Sept. 24. more
Halston Media will be monitoring the impacts of the looming storm, along with possible closures and cancellations of events scheduled across our coverage area. more
Earlier this month, Karen Roach became the new president of the North Salem Lions Club. more
The Old Salem Farm September Horse Shows delivered world-class equestrian competition earlier this month. more
For the sixth consecutive year, the North Salem Republican Town Committee provided pocket-sized copies of the U.S. Constitution to the North Salem High School senior class. more
Two teenagers are facing felony charges in connection with a double stabbing at Westchester Community College in Valhalla, police said. A 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy were both charged with first-degree assault. The former was sent to... more
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
A lively bunch of North Salem super seniors proved there’s no age limit to celebrating! more
The community gathered to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks. more
Heads up, motorists! more
Several dozen children happily headed back to school this year with a bag full of supplies. more
The plight of North Salem’s reptilian residents is getting some well-deserved attention. more
For retired People Magazine photo editor Ira Berger, some assignments have remained vivid long after the film was developed and the deadlines passed. more
"Private Lives" opens on Friday, Sept. 4, at The Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls. more
The folks at the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library in North Salem see themselves as good stewards of a critical town resource. more
Several local libraries will be able to help residents access free technology assistance through an expanded regional program. more
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