Author: David Propper

A newcomer to the political scene in the Town of Patterson and a one-term incumbent came out on top during last Tuesday’s Republican primary that determined the town board for next year. Mary Smith, a longtime resident but first time

First Responders in the Houston area left their homes, left their families, and risked their own lives to selflessly help others during Hurricane Harvey. While they were out helping others, their own homes and belongings were destroyed. Now they need

By Anna Young Philipstown residents and officials continued to vehemently denounce a proposal to build a 110-foot cell phone tower directly overlooking the historic Cold Spring Cemetery during Thursday’s Town Board meeting. Homeland Tower, a Danbury-based company, applied to erect

It looks like District 8 of the Putnam County Legislature will have a new representative next year. Mahopac resident Amy Sayegh topped incumbent lawmaker Dini LoBue during a Republican primary Tuesday night and also secured the Conservative and Independence Party

As the heroin crisis continues to devastate Putnam County, sheriff deputies and paramedics were actually able to rescue a Patterson man last week who overdosed on drugs. At about 7 p.m. on Sep. 5, county sheriff deputies and paramedics were

In a scrabble for political lines, three candidates running for two town judge seats in Kent are campaigning to voters from three registered parties. Republicans incumbent Kevin Douchkoff and Tim Curtiss, who were endorsed by the town Republican committee are

After weeks of uncertainty, there will not be a Republican primary for Putnam County Sheriff after GOP hopeful Andrew DeStefano couldn’t get his name back on the ballot. DeStefano, a former NYPD captain and Patterson resident, intended to challenge longtime