The Northern Westchester Examiner

A vocal opponent of the relocation of the Jan Peek House homeless shelter in Peekskill has requested the city’s Board of Ethics review the roles of two appointed city officials with the controversial $1.5 million project. Lindsey Fitzgerald, who is

Allegations of behind the scenes dealings clouded a split vote taken by the Village of Ossining Board of Trustees last week to repeal the Emergency Tenant Protection Act (ETPA). Trustees Omar Herrera and Quantel Bazemore chastised Mayor Victoria Gearity and

  The Peekskill Democratic Party officially unveiled its 2019 slate last week, led by Mayor Andre Rainey, who will be seeking a second two-year term. “Every day residents of Peekskill approach me and tell me they are happy with the

Former Peekskill Mayor Frank Catalina was chosen by the Westchester Republican County Committee Saturday to run for the District 1 seat on the Board of Legislators being vacated by John Testa. Catalina, 61, who served four years as mayor before

An Ossining teenager was indicted by a Westchester County Grand Jury Tuesday on charges related to the stabbing death of a 21-year-old village resident in January. Andrew Knight, 19, is accused of stabbing Gregory Jackson, Jr., 21, with a kitchen

The City of Peekskill announced Thursday that it is seeking a new operations team to run the historic, city-owned Paramount Theater. With the current theater management team, Red House Entertainment, relocating out-of-state, the Common Council plans to authorize the issuance

Yorktown Republican Committee Chairman Matt Slater is scheduled to kick-off his campaign for town supervisor Friday at 12:30 p.m. at Railroad Park in downtown Yorktown. Slater’s announcement on Facebook preceded the GOP Committee’s scheduled caucus Thursday night at which the

For many years Ralph Milton cared about eating well and staying fit but like millions of people he struggled with his diet and maintaining an optimum weight. One day in 2015, a customer came into his father’s auto repair shop

  A President’s Day message to President Donald Trump was sent loud and clear Monday by approximately 100 protestors who gathered outside Senator Chuck Schumer’s district office in Peekskill. Waving signs that read “Fake National Emergency,” “Make America Sane Again,”