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KMA will hold the exhibition of high school senior artwork from May 3-24. more
Funded through the City of New York’s East of Hudson Water Quality Improvement Program, the Septic System Rehabilitation and Sewer Connection Program is designed to offset costly infrastructure projects while protecting the drinking water used by millions in Westchester County and New York City. more
The legal document urges the PSC to reject the increases, citing them as unaffordable and calling for stricter oversight. more
A Yorktown Heights man has been arrested on felony stalking charges following a complaint of repeated unwanted contact and an unannounced visit to a victim’s home. more
The production, set to play on Friday, April 17, at 7:30 p.m., depicts the 1780 meeting in Haverstraw of American General Benedict Arnold and British Major John Andre, and the treasonous plot to deliver West Point to the British. more
History will march back to life on May 2, when the community will gather in Yorktown Heights to commemorate The Battle of Pines Bridge, a brief, bloody clash that represented a loss for Continental forces. more
“The only antidote to anxiety is action." more
A vigil for Renée Good and Alex Pretti will take place in Somers later this month. more
A small earthquake hit lower Westchester on Tuesday morning. more
County health officials sent out an alert after a rabid coyote attacked three people and two dogs. more
A new advisory issued by the Israeli National Security Council is drawing attention among Jewish communities worldwide. more
Westchester County police are working with federal law enforcement agencies to monitor the events in the Middle East. more
Westchester County Police plan to increase patrols during the current and upcoming holy days. more
A New York State jury found medical professionals liable for malpractice in a case involving gender-affirming surgery on a minor. more
John Jay and Lakeland squared off on Feb. 10. more
A Somers man is facing several serious charges following an incident at an assisted living facility in Yorktown earlier this month. more
Gymnasts from the combined Yorktown-Somers-John Jay team closed out the postseason with determined performances. more
Cluxatawney Henrietta, Muscoot Farm’s fine-feathered forecaster, laid an egg on Monday, Feb. 2, Groundhog Day, signaling the arrival an early spring. more
Some residents fear Baldwin Place is approaching the breaking point in traffic congestion. more
Westchester legislators are again calling for the PSC to reject Con Edison’s rate hike request. more
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