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The Somers Library has gotten another financial boost towards the completion of its new teen space. more
The South Salem Fire Department and the Lewisboro Volunteer Ambulance Corps once again proved the strength of community collaboration. more
Temperatures outside might be freezing, but the action is heating up in Tiger town! more
The Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce is right here with you, knowing that we are at the mercy of the weather. more
Members of the Jewish community in northern Westchester are urging state legislators to reconsider their support for New York’s assisted suicide legislation. more
The Board of Education unanimously adopted a 2026-2027 district calendar with 185 total days. more
The Lewisboro Town Board approved four resolutions that will be instrumental in building new infrastructure for a host of town departments. more
Somers is taking steps to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility -- as well as the public’s health and welfare -- in its downtown. more
A section of Route 100 in Somers will remain closed for at least another week. more
Demonstrators turned out in Mount Kisco to demand the removal of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from American cities. more
John Jay skiers battled frigid temperatures and a fresh layer of natural snow. more
As a kid growing up in Goldens Bridge, Ian Rosenbaum took drum and piano lessons and played in ensemble orchestras at school. more
Somers Middle School will present its winter play on Feb. 5, 6, and 7. more
A blizzard that brought more than a foot of snow couldn’t stop North Salem residents and their four-legged friends from having some fun! more
The John Jay bowling teams faced Somers and North Salem on Jan. 29. more
Officials will look to bridge a $3.8 million gap. more
Cluxatawney Henrietta, Muscoot Farm’s fine-feathered forecaster, laid an egg on Monday, Feb. 2, Groundhog Day, signaling the arrival an early spring. more
Take that, Team Winter! more
“Local governments are not obstacles, they are safeguards,” according to Somers Supervisor Robert Scorrano. more
A number of Somers students have been recognized for their outstanding academic achievements. Dean's ListSUNY Oneonta Michael Chandler Seth Cheung Nathaniel Cohen Nicholas Foglia more
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