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The new track at Somers High School was an integral part of the district's $63.9 million capital improvements project.

Phase 1 of revamp at Somers schools nears completion

The first phase of the Somers school district’s three-part $63.9 million capital improvements project is nearing completion. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 10/1/26

Celebrate Somers canceled due to inclement weather forecast

With a possible nor’easter expected to hit the tristate area this weekend, the Somers Chamber of Commerce announced that they would be canceling the annual Celebrate Somers festivities. more

By Halston Media Staff | 9/24/26

One of the town’s two electric vehicles.

In Somers, EVs are 'EZ'

Look for one of the town’s two EV's purchased as part of Somers’ efforts to keep the community clean and green. more

By Halston Media Staff | 9/18/26

Somers looks to November: Scorrano, Arena face Democratic challengers

There are four candidates in the upcoming contests in Somers this fall. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/18/26

Assemblyman Matt Slater with Firefighter Joseph P. Spor Jr.'s widow, Colleen, and daughter, Caitlin.

‘Never forget’ means teaching their stories: Proposed state law would require September 11 education

Every life has a story. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/16/26

Somers community rallies around local family after tragic loss

The Somers community is coming together to support a local family following the sudden death of David Anaya. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 9/14/26

Connor Sheldon earned his place among an elite group of students nationwide.

Somers' Sheldon named National Merit Semifinalist

Connor Sheldon has been named a Semifinalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Competition. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 9/13/26

First responders displayed the traditional American flag at the Patriot Day ceremony in Somers.

Patriot Day ceremony in Somers remembers lives lost on September 11

Somers marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with a moving Patriot Day ceremony. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/11/26

Jeff Zimmermann, a member of the Somers Historical Society, was presented with a proclamation by the Town Board.

Zimmermann honored for preserving Somers history

A protector and promoter of all things historic in Somers has gotten some well-deserved recognition. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/10/26

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

Somers Supervisor Robert Scorrano and town historical society trustee Arnie Guyot (at the wheel of the town's 1917 Ford Model T Roadster) christen the reopened culvert on Route 202 on Tuesday, Sept. 1.

Culvert complete! Route 202 in Somers reopens

Just in time for the start of school, Route 202 in Somers has been reopened. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 9/2/26

Somers man arrested after Yorktown grocery store theft

A Somers man is facing a misdemeanor larceny charge after allegedly stealing items from a grocery store in Yorktown. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 9/1/26

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

Beginning Friday, Aug. 28, Route 202 will be closed beginning at the traffic light by DeCicco &amp; Sons heading toward Warren Street and Fireman’s Field.

Additional traffic restrictions coming as Somers culvert project nears completion

Beginning Friday, Aug. 28, Route 202 will be closed beginning at the traffic light by DeCicco & Sons heading toward Warren Street and Fireman’s Field. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/27/26

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

The proposed Granite Pointe subdivision would occupy a peninsula on the Amawalk Reservoir.

The fate of Granite Pointe: New options emerge in decades-long land struggle in Somers

A decades-long battle over the fate of Granite Pointe recently took an interesting turn. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/27/26

Jessica Veissy has stepped down as executive director of Somers Library.

Veissy leaves Somers Library for position in Larchmont

The director of Somers Library has stepped down after accepting a new position in Larchmont. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/22/26

From signs to smartphones: Somers explores a new way to communicate with residents

One Somers entrepreneur is asking folks to imagine using their phones to scan a fridge magnet or a sign and hearing a real, personal message from town officials. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/19/26

Man charged after alleged abduction, assault in Somers

An Ossining man was arrested after police say he assaulted and threatened a former romantic partner at a secluded location near the Muscoot Reservoir in Somers. more

By Tom Walogorsky

Editor | 8/17/26

The Somers Intermediate School front entrance.

Construction projects move forward at Somers schools

Summer may be waning, but construction activity across the Somers Central School District is plowing ahead. more

By Carol Reif

Staff Writer | 8/17/26

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