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YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y.—The Town Board on Tuesday recognized Boy Scout Troop 173 for six decades of service, leadership, and community involvement, proclaiming Oct. 7 as Boy Scout Troop 173 Day. Founded in 1965, Troop 173 has served as a... more
A former Yorktown teaching assistant is heading to federal prison for possessing child pornography. As reported by lohud.com, Giuseppi Micciari, 29, pleaded guilty in March 2025 to federal charges and was sentenced in White Plains federal court on Sept. 16 by U.S. District Judge Philip Halpern. more
Westchester County will participate in early voting for the general election. Registered voters will have nine days to cast ballots before Election Day. Registered voters in Westchester County may vote at any designated early voting site during... more
Adelphi University: The following students graduated as members of the class of 2025: Pamela Giannopoulos, Jenna Masci, Faith Scott and Mark Tinger. Giannopoulos was also among the presenters at the 22nd Annual Scholarship and Creative Works... more
Work to replace the 106-year-old bridge on Old Crompond Road between Bound Brook Lane and Hunterbrook Road will continue through the end of the year with the goal of reopening the crossing. more
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS — The annual Support-A-Walk for Breast and Ovarian Cancer will take place tomorrow—Sunday, Oct. 5—at FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights and in communities nationwide. The event raises awareness of the needs of people affected by... more
Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble delivers the keynote address at the 2025 Back the Blue Prayer Walk at Carmada Park in Carmel on Sept. 14. Noble was joined by fellow officers and hundreds of community members in what has become an annual... more
YORKTOWN, N.Y.—Yorktown was looking for its first win of the season, and it couldn’t have come at a better time—against Lakeland on Sept. 26. Led by a big performance from quarterback Eamon Coney (8 carries, 147 yards, 2 TDs; passing TD; 2... more
Voters in the Yorktown Heights Fire District gave the green light to a $30 million bond to fund construction of a new firehouse. more
The Town of Yorktown will hold a public meeting on Monday, Oct. 6 to solicit proposals from the public for downtown revitalization grants. more
The Yorktown Democratic slate formally committed to join two planned public forums and one debate ahead of the November election. more
The White Hill Road bridge between William Court and Hunterbrook Road has been reopened after it was closed early on Wednesday, Sept. 24 after a tractor-trailer struck part of a bridge. more
Jackie Carbone is resigning from her role as a trustee on the Yorktown Central School District Board of Education. Carbone, who served as board president for 18 years and as a trustee for two decades, announced her resignation at the Sept. 15 board meeting. more
As the nation reels from political violence, Yorktown residents gathered on Sept. 21 for a solemn candlelight vigil honoring victims, including conservative activist Charlie Kirk and former Minnesota Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman. more
The Building Department is preparing to launch a new online permit application system through City Squared, with full services expected to be available by January. For now, only the property search function on the site is active as the department... more
Police said 73-year-old Gregory Candredi crashed on Strawberry Road, where officers recovered a gun near his overturned vehicle, on Aug. 2. Investigators allege he did not have a valid pistol permit at the time. He was taken to a hospital for injuries from the crash. more
What started as a coming together of local Republicans and Democrats over plans to hold a bipartisan vigil against political violence has become a one-party affair after the two sides could not agree on the speaker lineup. Rather than acquiesce to the Democrats’ stipulation that no politicians speak, the Yorktown GOP has decided to go it alone and will now hold the Candlelight Vigil for Charlie Kirk & All Victims of Political Violence without Democratic sponsorship. more
Yorktown police said officers were called to a home late Friday night, Sept. 12, after getting a report of an incident. When they arrived, they investigated and determined that 55-year-old Jacquelin Mulroy had allegedly struck the victim with a purse, causing injury. more
The New York State Police launched the Autism Awareness Visor Card Program, designed to help law enforcement officers and individuals with autism communicate more effectively during public interactions. A Sept. 18 press release estimated that one... more
The Yorktown Water District is alerting residents to scam phone calls falsely claiming that their drinking water has tested positive for toxic metals.  more
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