A teacher at Somers Intermediate School battling a rare form of cancer is receiving a lot of support from family, friends and well-wishers in the community. On a GoFundMe fundraising page created … [Read more...]
Slater Faults Gilbert for Shabby Conditions at Some Town Parks
Yorktown Supervisor candidate Matt Slater is pointing fingers at incumbent Ilan Gilbert for failing to address glaring issues in some town parks and not developing a plan for recreational … [Read more...]
Cortlandt Man Sentenced for Attempted Kidnapping of Woman
A Cortlandt man was sentenced to seven years in state prison for the attempted kidnapping of a woman in Mount Kisco in January. According to Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. … [Read more...]
Annual Relay for Life of Yorktown Slated Friday
One of the region’s top fundraising Relay for Life events to benefit the American Cancer Society will be held Friday at Jack DeVito Memorial Field behind the Yorktown Community and Cultural Center on … [Read more...]
Vesce Calls Rainey’s State of the City Address ‘Nakedly Deceitful’
Peekskill mayoral candidate Vincent Vesce accused incumbent Mayor Andre Rainey of taking credit for other people’s work during his recent State of the City address, calling the speech “nakedly … [Read more...]
Somers Town Board Recognizes Race Amity Day
The Somers Town Board was among the local government entities last week that recognized the second annual Race Amity Day in town. The event was held at Reis Park and the Somers Library on June 9 to … [Read more...]
Honoring the LGBTQ Community & Diversity in Ossining
By Abby Luby Fifty years ago, on June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a New York City gay club in Greenwich Village. A riot broke out when police forced out a small group of gay, lesbian … [Read more...]
Mayor Rainey Declares Peekskill is On the Rise in State of the City
Peekskill Mayor Andre Rainey declared the city is “stronger, safer and better” than when he took office during his second State of the City address last week at City Hall. Rainey, who is seeking a … [Read more...]
State Senators Likely to Go Down to Wire on Rent Regulations Update
By Lindsay Emery A New York State Senate public hearing held last week in Greenburgh debated whether rent regulation and tenant protections should be renewed and extended in time for to meet the … [Read more...]
Artists with Disabilities to be Featured at the Peekskill Open Studios, June 1 & 2
Robert Edward Miss, Founder of the Fund for Artists with Disabilities, has coordinated two exhibits by artists with disabilities at the Peekskill Arts Alliance’s Open Studios slated for the weekend of … [Read more...]
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