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At the Yorktown Athletic Club golf program’s Oct. 26 awards breakfast to culminate the fall season, Director of Instruction Skip Marini presented what he called the “most prestigious award,” named in memory of Harrison Apar, to Marcella Chiazzese. more
A Purdys man was tragically killed after being hit by a falling tree limb on Nov. 17. more
Yorktown’s Donald King, a Korean War veteran active in the community, was among the veterans honored at Assemblyman Matt Slater’s annual 94th Assembly District Veterans Hall of Fame ceremony. more
The Yorktown Central School District Board of Education voted Monday night to appoint Jacquelyn Guarino to its vacant seventh seat, filling the position left open by Jackie Carbone’s resignation. The board interviewed five candidates during its Nov. 17 meeting. A motion to appoint Adam MacDonald failed, and a subsequent motion to appoint Evan Boucher was not carried after it did not receive a second. Guarino was ultimately appointed in a 4–2 vote. more
Shrek the Musical runs Nov. 15–29 at Yorktown Stage, with matinee and evening performances. The family-friendly production follows Shrek on a journey with Donkey, Fiona, Lord Farquaad, and a cast of fairy tale misfits. With humor, heart, and a message of acceptance, the show offers entertainment for audiences of all ages. Tickets are available at yorktownstage.org or by calling 914-962-0606. more
It was a long, hard climb for Yorktown’s boys volleyball team in its quest to get its first sectional title in school history, but all the sweat and tears was well worth it. No. 2 Yorktown at last savored the sweet taste of victory, getting that... more
The town of Yorktown honored local veterans with a ceremony on Nov. 11 — a poignant moment of reflection at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month — at The Veteran Memorials Circle, located behind Town Hall. more
Yorktown came together to honor those who served, with veterans organizations, Scout groups, families, students and community leaders turning out for the Veterans Day parade on Sunday, Nov. 9. more
Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman on Thursday (Oct. 30) released the town’s 2026 tentative budget and said there will be no increase to the property tax rate this year. more
Results are in. Yorktown voters have cast their ballots in races for town supervisor, two Town Board seats, county executive, and the Westchester County Board of Legislators in Districts 1 and 4. more
Colin Smith, a three-term Democrat from Peekskill, has won re-election to the Westchester County Board of Legislators, defeating Republican Kevin Byrnes of Yorktown. Smith will continue representing District 1, which includes Cortlandt and parts of Peekskill and Yorktown. more
Vedat Gashi, a Democrat from Yorktown and current chair of the Westchester County Board of Legislators, has secured another term, defeating political newcomer Kevin O’Keefe of Somers. The three-term incumbent will continue representing District 4, which includes parts of Yorktown, Somers and New Castle. more
Ed Lachterman won reelection as Yorktown town supervisor, according to unofficial results from the Westchester County Board of Elections, with a convincing victory that saw him garner 56 percent of the vote. more
Two Yorktown incumbents won reelection in uncontested races for town justice and highway superintendent. more
Democrat Ken Jenkins has been re-elected Westchester County Executive, defeating Republican Christine Sculti in a rematch of February’s special election. more
Deanna Belmonte, of East Moriches, was charged with fourth-degree grand larceny, a Class E felony. Officers said she took multiple skincare items valued at $1,855.26. Police responded to a reported larceny on Sept. 15 and after reviewing CCTV footage were able to identify Belmonte and her vehicle. An arrest warrant was issued on Sept. 29 by Judge Cohen-Pearson. more
The Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee ruled against Republican Kevin O’Keefe in complaints filed by incumbent Democrat Vedat Gashi — both candidates for Westchester County Legislator District 4 — the panel said Friday (Oct. 31). more
On Nov. 4, voters will see a rematch of February’s special election between Democratic County Executive Ken Jenkins and Republican Christine Sculti. more
A patch of land behind the Fieldstone Manor development that’s currently under construction has raised both ire and confusion among some residents and town officials after a recent report that the land was owned by the town but was being used as a parking lot by Fieldstone Manor developer William Catucci. more
A pair of local retailers recently sold tickets worth big bucks. more
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