A Dobbs Ferry resident is facing murder charges after he stabbed a law enforcement official in the head last week. Matthew V. Burke, 36, was arrested and charged with first-degree attempted murder of a police officer and second-degree attempted murder,
Read MoreThe Carmel Board of Education is attempting to be proactive in keeping an open line of communication between the district and the Kent Town Board regarding a transportation facility following years of contention over a lack of dialogue. Over the
Read MoreA Lake Carmel resident will spend the next seven years in prison following a two-month investigation where law enforcement officials purchased over $2,800 worth of methamphetamine from him. Brian Flandreau, 42, received the enhanced sentence on Wednesday after pleading guilty
Read MoreWhen John Curzio was elected to the Carmel Board of Education a year after he graduated from the district, he was eager to elicit change and serve his community, but he quickly found himself inundated in controversy with his colleagues
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 pandemic causing pain and suffering for so many over the last year, the Rotary Club of Croton-on-Hudson created a commemorative space for those in need of a moment of peace and reflection. Rotarians and members of the
Read MoreThe Putnam Valley Town Board will be reaching out to the community for input on how to effectively craft a proper noise ordinance after being unable to reach a consensus for nearly five months. Following a third public hearing last
Read MoreThe owner of a dog that was discovered emaciated and wandering the streets of Kent was arrested and charged with animal cruelty on Wednesday. The Putnam County SPCA announced Kent resident Elizabeth Santos, 53, was charged with allegedly committing one
Read MoreThe SPCA of Westchester has launched an investigation after a Chihuahua was found inside of a tied-up garbage bag and trapped inside a sealed container in Elmsford for nearly 17 hours. The Briarcliff organization is currently working with its Humane
Read MoreThe Carmel Police Department received support from town officials last month to install three license plate readers to boost public safety and identify suspects more swiftly. Police Chief Anthony Hoffman said two readers will be installed at fixed locations on
Read MoreGreenburgh residents continue to remain split on a proposed law that aims to regulate leaf blowers as calls for compromise are being made while others are pressing a ban must be enforced to preserve public health. Following a second public
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