This report is a part of a series I’ll be doing this year to inform the community of the progress and accomplishments of this administration since I’ve been Cortlandt town supervisor starting in 1992. Three Master Plans completed, each 10-year
Read MoreIn a press release issued the day after the Yorktown Town Board adopted the town’s 2021 budget, Supervisor Slater told us that, “We held the line on taxes.” He repeated his “hold the line” message in a Letter from Matt
Read MoreWith the new year beginning, small businesses in Yorktown Heights have something to look forward to. The proposed redevelopment of Soundview Prep, with preservation of its historic building, new walking trails and a pedestrian gateway at the estate’s original entrance
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Isn’t it a great feeling to shampoo your hair and have it clean and shiny again? You can give your house the same treat. Funny how problems and solutions sometimes come together. Some years ago, when I
Read MoreBy Nick Antonaccio At the dawn of 2020, I suggested several resolutions for the new year to my readers. One was to abstain from all alcoholic beverages for the month of January. And I decided to undertake this resolution myself.
Read MoreDorothy Anne Koerner Bevan, 89 years young, peacefully passed on Dec. 27 at Joe Raso Hospice in New City due to complications from a stroke. Bevan was born on Dec. 9, 1931, in Mount Vernon to William and Ilsa Koerner.
Read MorePlans for 165 units of market rate housing on the property of the former Soundview Preparatory School on Underhill Avenue in Yorktown have been submitted to the town’s Planning Department. Unicorn Contracting is the development firm behind what is being
Read MoreA group of Westchester officials released a report Monday containing recommendations to address the failures of utilities and telecommunications companies after last August’s tropical storm that left large swaths of the county without power and internet for days. The Storm
Read MoreAs Westchester County experienced a three-day surge in coronavirus cases just one week after Christmas, state and county officials anticipate the numbers will continue to worsen in the weeks ahead. After the county started to see new and active cases
Read MoreFollowing a month’s long effort to amend the town’s noise ordinance, Putnam Valley officials continue to remain divided on the appropriate sound level that would resolve issues currently disrupting some homeowners. After receiving several complaints of people blasting their music
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