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For Justin Foley, becoming Yorktown’s police chief in June was the next step in a nearly three-decade law enforcement career. It also meant taking the reins of the department in the community where he was born and raised — and where he chose to build a family. more
From 9/11 commemorations and the Yorktown Grange Fair to community programs and religious services, here are some of the events happening around Yorktown in the coming days. more
At a time when many high school seniors are focused on their next chapter, 18-year-old Henry Quintanilla is already looking toward the future of his community. more
Matt Steele, whose dog, Luke, was shot and killed by former NYPD officer James Molloy in early August, has left the former Turco’s property where he had been living after the property manager revoked permission for him to remain there, according to Yorktown Police Chief Justin Foley. more
On Sept. 11, communities across Halston Media’s coverage area will come together in different ways, united by a shared sense of loss, gratitude and remembrance. more
The Agape Music Center, a community music ministry and performance initiative, is designed to bring people together through sound. more
The Mohegan Colony Association celebrated the completion of construction of a fishing dock at its Lake Mohegan beach on Aug. 22. more
The library’s main adult area will close at 5 p.m. Sept. 28, following the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale. The entire library will be closed Sept. 29 and 30 as interior renovation work begins. more
Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman has been selected as one of the 2026 Hudson Valley Jewish Changemakers, an initiative recognizing individuals who contribute to Jewish life and their communities. more
Get involved in Yorktown this week with these events, meetings or activities. more
The first day of school brought new classrooms, new teachers and plenty of smiles across the Lakeland and Yorktown Central school districts. Take a look at some of the first-day moments captured around town and submitted by Yorktown News readers. 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
Several local libraries will be able to help residents access free technology assistance through an expanded regional program. more
For years, two Yorktown women have lived their lives in parallel. more
From fun at Yorktown’s hidden gem, the Yorktown Museum, to art exhibits and more, get involved in Yorktown this week with these events, meetings and activities. more
A newly paved and lined parking lot with 184 spaces is now open at Tom Diana Park at the Granite Knolls Recreation and Sports Complex, providing additional parking at a facility that regularly sees heavy use during tournaments and weekends. more
Another concert — and a 250th-anniversary fireworks display — drew crowds of all ages to Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza on Sunday, Aug. 23. more
Continue the nation’s 250th celebration and other fun activities in Yorktown this week. more
The Yorktown community gathered outside Town Hall on Aug. 13 to honor Anthony “Tony” Grasso and his legacy of service, friendship and deep love for his town with the dedication of a memorial bench. more
John C. Hart Memorial Library Head of Children’s Services Marca McClenon will retire Aug. 22 after years of dedicated service to the Town of Yorktown. The Town Board accepted her retirement letter and extended its appreciation for her contributions to the library and community. more
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