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Carla and Keyes perform a tavern song from the Revolutionary era. 
Things to do in Yorktown Aug. 14-20
From an outdoor movie and live music to blood drive and community meetings, Yorktown has several events and activities planned in the coming days. more
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Joseph W. Pettit celebrated his 100th birthday on Aug. 9.
Local Joseph W. Pettit celebrates 100th birthday
Joseph W. Pettit, born in 1926 in New York City, celebrated his 100th birthday on Aug. 9. more
Community members gathered outside Yorktown Justice Court on Aug. 11.
Supporters demand 'Justice for Luke' at alleged dog shooter's court appearance
With overflow parking spilling into the Yorktown United Methodist Church across the street, residents gathered on the steps of Yorktown Justice Court Tuesday evening, signs reading “Justice for Luke” held above the crowd as they came to support their homeless neighbor, Matt Steele, and mourn his 12-year-old dog, Luke, also known as “Snoopy,” who police say was shot and killed by former NYPD officer James Molloy. more
Michael Madaus makes his final walkout from Yorktown Police Department headquarters, marking his retirement, hand in hand with his wife, Megan, on Aug. 11.
Officer Madaus retires after 20 years with Yorktown Police Department
After 20 years of answering calls, helping residents and working alongside generations of Yorktown police officers, Officer Michael Madaus walked out of the Yorktown Police Department for the final time Aug. 11. more
Yorktown Justice Court pictured on Aug. 11.
Large community presence expected at Yorktown court in dog’s fatal shooting
“I want to emphasize that our Town Court is a place where the rule of law prevails and where every individual is entitled to a fair and impartial proceeding, regardless of the allegations against them,” Supervisor Ed Lachterman said. more
Carla and Keyes perform “Common Sense,” a reference to Thomas Paine’s pamphlet on June 20.
Yorktown continues nation's 250th celebration
Yorktown will continue its yearlong celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary with a Revolutionary War-themed concert and a fireworks display honoring the community’s role in American history. more
Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza sign on June 30.
Veterans Road field name debate continues
Even after the Yorktown Town Board voted 3-1 in May to formally name the field on Veterans Road the Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza, pushback remains over both the process and, for some, the name itself. more
Yorktown police cook up a yummy dinner on National Night Out.
Photos: Yorktown Police host National Night out celebration
The Yorktown Police Department welcomed community members to its National Night Out Jack DeVito Field Veterans Plaza on Aug. 4. more
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Things to do in Yorktown Aug. 7-13
Yorktown residents can take part in a variety of community events in the coming days, from a Revolutionary War storytelling program and free summer concerts to a back-to-school supply drive, and a community sing-along. more
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A World War I-era American Red Cross uniform and smock, along with bandages used by female volunteers.
A town’s story, preserved for 60 years at Yorktown Museum
For six decades, a small museum tucked away in Yorktown Heights has been preserving the stories that shaped the community — from its earliest settlers and colonial roots to its role in the Revolutionary War and its evolution into the diverse town it is today. more
Vicki Metz of Run for Recovery, Ashley Brody of Search for Change, Liz Talbert of Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK), Philomena Rivalsi of Search for Change, Susan and Steve Salomone of Drug Crisis in our Backyard, with four-legged supporter Teddy during the 2025 event.
Run for Recovery seeks sponsors ahead of annual 5K fundraiser
The organizations behind Yorktown's annual Run for Recovery 5K are seeking sponsors ahead of this year's event, which supports individuals on their recovery journeys and raises awareness during National Recovery Month in September. more
The New York State Knights of Columbus Westchester-Putnam Chapter presented its Certificate of Recognition to Richard J. Wolff of the Fr. LaFarge Council 4012 on April 12 at the Knights of Columbus Gala held at Cortlandt Colonial Restaurant. He’s pictured here his wife, Kathleen, and Council Grand Knight John Stedman, and District Deputy Edward Schmidt. This photo is unrelated to the council’s top award.
Local Knights of Columbus council receives top award
Yorktown Heights Fr. John LaFarge Knights of Columbus Council 4012 has received the distinction of Star Council, the Knights of Columbus’ top award for local councils. Star Council recognizes overall excellence in membership, promotion of fraternal insurance benefits, sponsorship of faith formation programs and service-oriented activities. more
Yorktown Police Sgt. Michael Tillistrand, Lt. Matthew Racioppo and Police Officer Guillermo Lizarzaburu; Deputy Gregory Corvino of the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office; Toni and Aiden Stewart; and Mark G. Siliato, a retired NYPD Highway Patrol officer and volunteer with the Til Valhalla Project.
Yorktown family receives memorial plaque honoring 9/11 responder
A Yorktown Heights family recently received a memorial plaque honoring Timothy J. Stewart, a retired New York City police detective and 9/11 first responder whose life was dedicated to service. more
Now-retired Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble poses with young attendees at National Night Out in 2025.
Yorktown Police to host National Night Out event Aug. 4
The Yorktown Police Department will host its annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, Aug. 4, offering residents an opportunity to meet local officers and enjoy an evening of food, games and activities. more
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Things to do in Yorktown Aug. 1-6
From National Night Out and a Town Board meeting to bulk trash collection and a back-to-school supplies drive, here's what's happening in Yorktown during the week ahead. more
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Kostya Kennedy
Hart to host bestselling author Kostya Kennedy
The John C. Hart Memorial Library will welcome bestselling author Kostya Kennedy on Sept. 17 for an engaging conversation about “The Ride: Paul Revere and the Night That Saved America.” more
The parking lot at Tom Diana Park at Granite Knolls Recreation & Sports Complex routinely overflows during busy tournaments and weekends, with vehicles often spilling onto adjacent roadways or informal parking areas.
Tom Diana Park to close for paving Aug. 1-16
Tom Diana Park at Granite Knolls Recreation & Sports Complex will close from Aug. 1-16 while crews repave the facility's main parking lot. more
Annamaria and Alex Mandara with their daughter, Gianna, who turns 18 on Thursday, July 23.
Anna Mandara never wanted to be a fighter. Motherhood made her one
When Anna Mandara became a mother, she never expected that role would lead her into decades of advocacy. more
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Things to do in Yorktown July 25-31
From repairing broken household items to enjoying live music and outdoor movies, Yorktown has several community events and programs coming up in the weeks ahead. Here are some local activities, services and happenings to mark on your calendar. more
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A rendering of the Sheridan Gorman Memorial at Downing Park by KSCJ Consulting.
Yorktown to honor Sheridan Gorman with memorial at Downing Park
The day after what would have been Sheridan’s 19th birthday, the Yorktown Town Board voted July 7 to move forward with plans for the Sheridan Gorman Memorial at Downing Park. more
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