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Hundreds of families gathered at the John C. Hart Memorial Library on June 26 for its annual Summer Reading Kickoff Party, celebrating the start of summer vacation and encouraging children to keep reading while school is out. more
The Yorktown Heights Engine Co. No. 1 Firemen’s Parade and Carnival returned June 24, kicking off a five-day stretch of summer tradition. more
Now, with our country celebrating its 250th birthday soon, more American flags are being displayed, both as flags hanging on poles or banners, but also on clothing and home décor. more
After being rescheduled from its original May date due to rain, Yorktown Fam Jam was held Saturday, June 20. more
Sniffen is the eighth new council member this year, supporting the organization's founding principles of charity, unity and fraternity. more
Nearly 1,700 worn American flags were given a final, dignified farewell in Yorktown during a solemn community ceremony honoring the nation’s symbol. more
Friends of Yorktown Parks and Recreation awarded four scholarships during its sixth annual Ryan West Charity Hat Tournament at Granite Knolls Park. more
A new flagpole now stands outside Yorktown Community Nursery School thanks to the efforts of 15-year-old Henry Davis, a YCNS alumnus and member of Boy Scout Troop 173. more
Hosted by Alex, Anna and Gianna Mandara, the family-friendly event took place at the Yorktown Heights VFW and adjacent firehouse grounds on Veterans Road. The event brought together local teams, sponsors and families, with proceeds supporting GiGi’s Playhouse Westchester’s mission to provide free therapeutic, educational and career development programs for individuals with Down syndrome. more
Members of the Yorktown, Elks club, local officials, and Jefferson Village residence gathered to celebrate the flag on Friday, June 12, an arousing ceremony that included a history, lesson, speeches, and lots of singing. more
The Garden Club of Yorktown has announced the winners of its 100th anniversary poster contest, which invited students in the Lakeland and Yorktown school districts to create artwork based on the theme, “What Makes Yorktown Beautiful.” more
Yorktown100 and Sustainable Westchester teamed up to host an informative session on June 3 at the John C. Hart Memorial Library.    more
A former Yorktown High School teacher known for changing students’ lives is now facing the fight of his own life — and his family is asking the community he served for help. more
Under clear skies and a warm breeze, members of the Yorktown Police Department gathered June 8 at Granite Knolls Pavilion to recognize officers and civilians for exemplary service and acts of courage. more
The Field Hall Foundation has awarded $331,164 in grants to 16 nonprofit organizations through its spring 2026 grant cycle. Funding will support a broad range of services that help older adults remain healthy, safe, independent, and connected to their communities. more
Visitors at the Rochambeau Festival in Yorktown enjoyed a weekend of living history, where the past was not only remembered, but experienced. more
The Westchester County Center will host watch parties on June 8 and 10 as the New York Knicks continue their championship run against the San Antonio Spurs in Games 3 and 4 of the series. more
Yorktown resident Kirsten Schmutzer, a University of Alabama student studying elementary education, recently completed and, with assistance from the Town of Yorktown Parks and Recreation Department, installed a Little Free Library near Junior Lake Pool. The library creates a welcoming space where visitors can borrow, share and discover books throughout the summer and beyond. more
Relay For Life brought hundreds together May 29 and served as a reminder of what community truly means, honoring friends, family members and loved ones impacted by cancer. more
Yorktown will again be front and center with history as the nation commemorates the 250th anniversary of signing of the Declaration of Independence. more
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