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The plight of North Salem’s reptilian residents is getting some well-deserved attention. more
Charges of animal cruelty have been brought after a video showed a small terrier being slammed onto a grooming table at a dog day care center in Mount Kisco, SPCA Westchester officials said. Cole Kamrath of Peekskill, who was an employee of... 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
Katonah-Lewisboro School District residents will be asked on Oct. 20 to reconsider their rejection of $24.5 million in borrowing to upgrade the former Lewisboro Elementary School. more
"Private Lives" opens on Friday, Sept. 4, at The Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls. more
Just in time for the start of school, Route 202 in Somers has been reopened. more
A Somers man is facing a misdemeanor larceny charge after allegedly stealing items from a grocery store in Yorktown. more
Even as public officials wrestle with what, if anything, they can do in terms of enforcement, it ultimately comes down to parents being aware of the risks and understanding the responsibility that comes with giving children access to an e-bike. more
The folks at the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library in North Salem see themselves as good stewards of a critical town resource. more
A new solar roof project at Lewisboro’s Onatru Farm Park was completed last week, thanks to a $100,000 state grant secured by Sen. Pete Harckham. more
Several local libraries will be able to help residents access free technology assistance through an expanded regional program. more
Sen. Pete Harckham answered the call of Golden’s Bridge Fire Department personnel. more
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
District leaders will be especially focused on plans for a prekindergarten center at Lewisboro Elementary School. more
For families looking for childcare, an au pair can provide more than an extra set of hands. more
A decades-long battle over the fate of Granite Pointe recently took an interesting turn. more
Multiple vehicle impoundments and an arrest for forged registration credentials kicked off the month of August for Lewisboro Police. more
Bedford lawmakers are taking up matters of land use, energy conservation and large-scale storage batteries. more
The director of Somers Library has stepped down after accepting a new position in Larchmont. more
The Lewisboro Town Board approved spending $10,000 on engineering services to clarify the final price tag for its new headquarters building for the Lewisboro Police Department. more
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