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The late Olympian gold medalist figure skater and animal lover Dick Button with his dog, Gus.

Dick Button’s legacy lives on through animal rescue event

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

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 10/1/26

The workshop will be held at June Cemetery on Oct. 3.

Grave matters: Preserving North Salem’s cemetery history

The North Salem Historical Society will be preserving history and honoring the past. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/28/26

Past President Susan Lucas and Karen Roach

Roach becomes North Salem Lions Club President

Earlier this month, Karen Roach became the new president of the North Salem Lions Club. more

By North Salem Lions Club | 9/24/26

Nicolette Hirt-Slade, on Dalton Van De Lindeho, takes first place in the jump off with a clear round and a time of 40.08 seconds.

Photo Gallery: September Horse Shows return to Old Salem Farm

The Old Salem Farm September Horse Shows delivered world-class equestrian competition earlier this month. more

By Halston Media Staff | 9/24/26

Vice Chair Howard Hellwinkel delivered 100 special-edition pocket Constitutions to North Salem High School.

North Salem Republican Town Committee continues 'Constitution Week' tradition

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

By Halston Media Staff | 9/18/26

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

Madeline Shea, Pat Perrotta, Mary Regan, Peggy Lynch, Helen Vail, and Millie Martin.

Birthday Bash! North Salem seniors celebrate in style

A lively bunch of North Salem super seniors proved there’s no age limit to celebrating! more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/15/26

Members of the CFFD stood with the community to remember the lives lost.

'Heroic and incredible things were done that day': North Salem remembers those lost on September 11

The community gathered to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 9/11/26

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

Emily Siegel, Katherine Daniels, Melita Corselli, Christine Misurelli, Rita Faulkner, and Bob Kotch handing out school supplies.

Students get a helping hand from North Salem Democratic Committee

Several dozen children happily headed back to school this year with a bag full of supplies. more

By Carol Reif

Contributing Writer | 9/9/26

Freshwater turtles are a keystone species, meaning they are vital to the ecosystem.

Give turtles a brake! North Salem residents rally for reptile safety

The plight of North Salem’s reptilian residents is getting some well-deserved attention. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/4/26

Touring with Parton left a lasting impression with photographer Ira Berger.

‘She was forever sunshine’: Westchester photographer recalls touring with Dolly Parton

For retired People Magazine photo editor Ira Berger, some assignments have remained vivid long after the film was developed and the deadlines passed. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 9/4/26

A classic comedy of ‘appalling’ manners: 'Private Lives' comes to North Salem's Schoolhouse Theater

"Private Lives" opens on Friday, Sept. 4, at The Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls. more

By Bruce Apar

Contributing Writer | 9/3/26

Flexible, movable shelving will allow the library to increase space for public events in its main room.

Building the next chapter: North Salem's Ruth Keeler Library seeks community support for revitalization

The folks at the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library in North Salem see themselves as good stewards of a critical town resource. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/31/26

Local libraries to expand free tech help through $500K grant

Several local libraries will be able to help residents access free technology assistance through an expanded regional program. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 8/31/26

Au pairs from across Westchester enjoying their monthly meet up at King Kone.

Building global families: An inside look at Westchester's au pair program

For families looking for childcare, an au pair can provide more than an extra set of hands. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 8/27/26

Leiz named new executive director of North Salem Open Land Foundation

There’s a new face at the helm of the North Salem Open Land Foundation. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/18/26

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

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