Following public outcry over the proposed decibel limit and amendments to the Putnam Valley noise ordinance, officials have scrapped the plan and are starting over to appease the community. The decision comes after residents pressed the Town Board during a
Read MoreCoronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 758 on Saturday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 97,223 since the start of the pandemic. There are now 8,819 active cases, a decrease of 76 over the previous day, state
Read MoreJust one week after a nor’easter dumped nearly two feet of snow on the Hudson Valley, another round of snow is expected to impact Westchester and Putnam counties on Sunday. With a winter weather advisory in effect through 9 p.m.
Read MoreBy Sophia Spiegel It took just one conversation in a New York City subway station for White Plains resident Donald Stevens to develop an even greater appreciation for music and the positive impact it can have on others. Stevens recently
Read MoreNew York residents living with underlying health conditions ranging from cancer to diabetes will become eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting Feb. 15. For the second time this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has expanded the list of individuals allowed
Read MoreEfforts to immunize eligible New Yorkers with the COVID-19 vaccine are expanding in Westchester County, with officials setting up a new distribution site at Westchester Community College. County Executive George Latimer announced Thursday the Grasslands Road campus in Valhalla will
Read MorePutnam County Sheriff Robert L. Langley, Jr., Town of Carmel Police Department Chief Anthony Hoffmann and Kent Police Department Chief Kevin Owens announced their departments will participate in a special enforcement effort to crackdown on impaired driving. The statewide STOP-DWI
Read MoreBy Lisa Mockel When eight-year-old Jack Fisher of Ossining showed an interest in animation and began creating his own basic video games, his mom, Tina, took to Google, searching for classes to help take her son’s budding passion to the
Read MoreA highly-acclaimed French restaurant in North Castle that was forced to close last year after it went bankrupt is back in business and its owner intends to have a fully-functioning establishment once pandemic restrictions end. La Cremaillere Restaurant, which had operated
Read MoreThe Village of Ossining Board of Trustees is hoping to get a better sampling on how residents feel about possibly changing the longtime village seal. “The people that live here are the ones that will decide,” Ossining Mayor Rika Levin
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