The Northern Westchester Examiner

One of Yorktown’s largest downtown retailers will be closing its doors by the end of the year. Transformco, which took over about 400 Sears and Kmart stores in February when the Sears Holdings Corporation was in bankruptcy, announced last week

Area elected officials and residents turned up the heat on New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG) last week for seeking a proposed rate increase next year that the majority considered unwarranted and unreasonable. The New York State Public Service

A 17-year-old student at Croton Harmon High School was charged Thursday with making a terrorist threat to the school, a day after the new school year began. Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. and Village of Croton Police

It’s nearly time to head “Back to the Garden” with the 2019 Yorktown Grange Fair. From September 6 through September 8, the Yorktown Grange will celebrate the contributions of local farmers, artisans and community members to our world. This year’s

Hendrick Hudson School District officials have taken several steps to try to ensure fiscal stability after the Indian Point nuclear power plants close in less than two years. An audit of the district’s finances conducted by the state comptroller’s office

Local leaders from Peekskill, Ossining and Croton-on-Hudson gathered Sunday morning outside Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church in Peekskill to denounce hate stickers found last week in two different locations in the city. The message of the stickers, the first of which

One of Ossining’s most noticeable and frequented landmarks was reduced to a charred pile of rubble Thursday when a fire destroyed the Landmark Diner on Route 9. The blaze started shortly after 9 a.m. in the kitchen and quickly spread

Officials in the City of Peekskill are celebrating receiving $10 million as the Mid-Hudson winner of a Downtown Revitalization Initiative spearheaded by New York State. Governor Andrew Cuomo made the announcement August 14 in front of a packed crowd at

The Somers Town Board is considering the creation of a sewer district for Lake Lincolndale and Lake Shenorock. The Somers Sanitary Sewer District No. 2 proposal, which would cost $63 million, was discussed during a public hearing at the August

By Neal Rentz The processing of reviewing the proposal for a private boarding high school on the 723-acre site that formerly housed IBM continued at the August 8 Somers Town Board meeting. The plan is being proposed by Evergreen Ridge