The Northern Westchester Examiner

An internationally-owned home goods store will join the new ShopRite supermarket in the Cortlandt Crossing Shopping Center in Mohegan Lake this fall. Homesense, which recently expanded to the United States, will open its first store in Westchester County when it

Starting this fall, all Ossining students are eligible for a free breakfast at school. The district’s “Grab and Go Breakfast” is paid for through the district’s Cafeteria Fund; there is no cost to taxpayers. Children will pick up the meal

The Yorktown Police Department is urging resident to use caution after receiving reports of a bear sighting on Hanover Street, in the area of Butler Court and Birdsall Drive, Friday. Residents are being asked to stay alert when outdoors in

The Town of Yorktown is 230 years old, and all residents are invited to celebrate the milestone Sunday with a day of fun-filled activities that will wrap up with a downtown fireworks display. “This is a party for the town,”

Ossining Village Trustee Omar Herrera is calling for a moratorium on new development within the village. Herrera’s proposal last week came less than a month before he squares off against Mayor Victoria Gearity in a September 13 Democratic primary. “The

The Jan Peek House homeless shelter plans to move from its current 200 North Water Street location to 851 Washington Street in Peekskill. Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill’s board of directors announced the organization’s facilities will move

  Inclement weather may have washed out the Hudson Valley Exposition in Peekskill earlier this month, but the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a replacement event for residents to enjoy. On Wednesday, August 22, from 4 to

An Ossining man was taken into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody last Wednesday morning, but his wife claims the federal agents that came to their home on Pine Avenue took the wrong man. Marcia Pinos said her husband

By Kelly Haberstroh The Yorktown Town Board honored members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 21 at its August 7 meeting to mark the 236th anniversary of the Purple Heart award creation. Since Yorktown is a Purple

The Village of Ossining has begun installing gender neutral signage on single person bathrooms in village facilities after recently becoming the first municipality in New York State to adopt a gender neutral signage policy in village facilities. Mayor Victoria Gearity