Remaining empty for dozens of years, the Southeast Old Town Hall could be making a comeback meant to be a center for the performing arts. Calling it a hidden gem, members of the Town of Southeast Cultural Arts Coalition and

After a controversial bond to build a recreation center was shot down in Putnam Valley last year, residents seemed by and large more supportive of purchasing an existing recreation facility that will go to a vote next month. The town

By Anna Young Carmel School Board member John Curzio was harshly criticized last week by residents and board members outraged by the recent failing of a bond referendum that would have provided updates to district facilities. After the district’s $25.4

There is less than a month before the election for Putnam County executive, and the two candidates for the position continue to throw jabs at each other. Kent Supervisor and Democrat Maureen Fleming alleged last week Republican incumbent MaryEllen Odell

By David Propper and Kristen McNerney  With 58,318 names inscribed on it, the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall made its way to Putnam County last week as people from across the Hudson Valley paid their respect to the brave men and

During her run for Putnam County executive, Kent Supervisor Maureen Fleming has touted her strong fiscal record during her tenure at the town level, but a New York State audit conducted a year ago asserted Kent could’ve been doing more

For years, longtime Carmel Board of Education member Richard Kreps has made it crystal clear what he thought and how he felt about issues pertaining to the school district. Last week, in light of a $25.4 million bond that was

With the lone Republican candidate stepping aside, Putnam County Judge James Reitz has thrown his name into the race for a 9th judicial district New York State Supreme Court seat with only about a month to campaign. After Yonkers Chief