The Northern Westchester Examiner

  The extended wet and cold weather has put a damper on the expected opening of the much anticipated multi-million-dollar, state-of-the-art sports complex off Stony Street in Shrub Oak. Sports enthusiasts in town were rooting for the Granite Knolls Sports

   The new Lowe’s home improvement store on Route 202 in Yorktown is on target to open by the end of the year. Representatives of Breslin Realty Development Corp. appeared at a Town Board work session last week and indicated

Albert Anthony Capellini, a former supervisor in the Town of Yorktown, a prominent real estate attorney and an active community volunteer, died April 12 from complications from cancer. He was 75. Flags at Yorktown Town Hall, the Yorktown Fire Department

With the potential loss of $32 million annually when the Indian Point nuclear power plants stop operating, entities being affected have been scrambling to identify possible ways to replace the funding. Last week, local officials welcomed news from State Senator

  Local school districts all received a boost in funding in the newly enacted New York State budget. In the $26.7 billion state aid package, districts in Westchester, Putnam and Rockland counties experienced increases ranging from 1.9% to 9%. In

It was fitting on National Beer Day Saturday that a celebration would take place at the new River Outpost Brewing Co. in the Factoria on John Walsh Blvd. in Peekskill. Local elected officials, business leaders and others took part in

New school superintendents have been chosen to lead the Peekskill and Croton school districts. On Monday night, following a comprehensive and open school-community interview process, the Peekskill Board of Education appointed Dr. David Mauricio as the district’s new Superintendent of

Last year, 6,244 letter carriers were bitten or attacked by dogs nationwide. That pales in comparison to the 4.5 million people who are bitten by dogs annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So far in 2018,

  With public displays of hate on the rise, students at Somers Intermediate School gathered last week to put an end to bullying. Students and teachers sported black attire last Wednesday to black out bullying as they committed to their