The Northern Westchester Examiner

The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce kicked off its new initiative over the weekend in Peekskill with an array of events and programming aimed at celebrating the region’s multimedia presence. The chamber recently formed a new division called Art

Local elected officials and activists gathered outside Cortlandt Town Hall Thursday evening to urge Governor Andrew Cuomo to release the results of a risk assessment of a high-pressure gas pipeline near the Indian Point nuclear plants that is more than

One of the two operating Indian Point nuclear power plants in the Village of Buchanan received its last fill-up of fuel last week. Control room operators shut down Unit 2 to begin the 23rd and final scheduled refueling and maintenance

It was an eventful week for Buchanan Mayor Theresa Knickerbocker. On Tuesday, Knickerbocker was reelected to a third two-year term leading the village where she has lived most of her life on Henry Street. Knickerbocker, running on the Democratic and

  Westchester County Executive George Latimer pledged to assist local leaders and municipalities in their effort to offset the loss of annual revenue after the Indian Point nuclear power plants shut down in a few years. During a 90-minute appearance

The Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) held its eighth annual Save a Life community forum Sunday afternoon at Lakeland High School, bringing the community together to strengthen the safety net supporting today’s youth. During the three-hour event, parents and students

Democratic candidate for the 40th Senate District Robert Kesten hosted a public forum last month in Yorktown where he addressed the issue of property taxes and its relationship to infrastructure investment. Throughout the February 26 meeting at the VFW Post

  A presentation on the long planned Mohansic Trailway along the town-owned abandoned railroad right-of-way from Route 118 to Baldwin Road will held on Monday, March 19 at 7 p.m. at Yorktown Town Hall. The meeting will be held by