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The upgrades are designed to extend the life of one of Yorktown’s most popular summer destinations. The children’s interactive pool and the main pool reopened on June 20. The diving pool and the children’s wading pool are expected to reopen on June 27. more
Shrub Oak resident Lynne Biddle was recognized with a national industry award by the Organization of Energy Service Professionals (OESP) during the organization's annual awards presentation at the Eastern Energy Expo on June 18 in Uncasville, Connecticut. more
Yorktown High School families submitted photos from prom ahead of the memorable night. more
Halston Media’s Emrin Leclair was on the ground as scouts filled the St. Patrick’s Church parking lot with countdowns, launches and plenty of summer-night excitement. more
After being rescheduled from its original May date due to rain, Yorktown Fam Jam was held Saturday, June 20. more
On the heels of Chief of Police Robert Noble’s retirement, change is coming to the Yorktown Police Department. more
The Yorktown Town Board honored Chief of Police Robert Noble during its June 16 meeting, recognizing his service and leadership as he prepares to retire after more than a decade leading the Yorktown Police Department. more
“I feel like my career has flown by,” Noble told Yorktown News, reflecting on his decade as chief and 33 years with the department. “Retirement is a bittersweet feeling because I really enjoy this vocation. More than that, I love the people I work with — from our newest officers to those that I’ve worked with for some time. YPD is truly a second family. It’s a lot to walk away from.” more
A White Plains woman who worked at a Yorktown Heights assisted living facility is accused of stealing and using residents’ credit cards, according to the Yorktown Police Department. more
Recently retired Town of Yorktown Director of Planning John Tegeder received the President’s Award from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation at its annual planning awards ceremony June 3. 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
Hudson Valley families are paying more every time they fill up their gas tanks, buy groceries, or pay their monthly bills. Gas prices remain nearly $1.20 per gallon higher than this time last year, while inflation and other household costs continue to strain family budgets across New York's 17th Congressional District. 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 Town of Yorktown is joining communities across the nation in recognizing Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. more
After two decades of volunteer service on Yorktown boards, Anthony Tripodi has resigned from the Zoning Board of Appeals, closing out a long tenure of local public service. more
The Town of Yorktown received a clean audit opinion for its 2025 financial statements, according to Alan Kassay, a partner with PKF O’Connor Davies, in a presentation to town officials June 9. more
A 38-year-old Yonkers man was arrested June 4 after police say he fled officers on the Taconic State Parkway following a series of traffic infractions, according to the Yorktown Police Department. more
For Yorktown historian and photographer David Rocco, history is more than something preserved in books and archives — it is something to be documented, shared and experienced.  more
The Yorktown Planning Board approved a decision statement during its June 8 meeting that would allow the solar farm proposed for Jacob Road to move forward. more
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