The Northern Westchester Examiner

Trustee Brian Pugh was elected mayor in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson last week, unseating incumbent Greg Schmidt. Pugh, 31, picked up 58% of the votes cast (1,643) to 42% (1,189) for Schmidt, who was seeking a fourth two-year term. “My

Ilan Gilbert defeated three-term incumbent Yorktown Supervisor Michael Grace Tuesday to propel a Democratic board sweep. With 88% of the votes counted by the Westchester County Board of Elections, Gilbert, a former town justice, led Grace 5,381 to 5,079. Gilbert

Councilman Andre Rainey made history Tuesday by becoming the youngest mayor in the City of Peekskill with a stunning upset victory over two-term incumbent Frank Catalina. Although official results were unavailable from the Westchester County Board of Elections, Catalina conceded

  Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi pummeled Republican challenger Liam Carroll to earn a 14th two-year term Tuesday. With more than 50 percent of the votes tabulated, Puglisi held a commanding 76% to 24% edge over Carroll, who was running for

Peekskill Mayor Frank Catalina and his bi-partisan Peekskill United team picked up the endorsements last week of six of the seven living former city mayors. All six of the former city leaders are Republicans, like Catalina. Only former Mayor Mary

  Voters will be able to make their voices heard at Yorktown Town Hall on Election Day after all. Last Thursday, a four-judge panel in the state Appellate Division of the Second Judicial Department reversed a previous Supreme Court justice

Yorktown Democratic candidates and supporters gathered outside Town Hall Monday evening to denounce a Republican campaign mailer that they maintained spread racism and lies. The mailer, paid for by the New York Republican State Committee, hit mailboxes in town last

By Danny Lopriore Jacob Eisenbach was a 16-year-old Polish boy when Nazi Germany invaded his quiet life in October 1939, ripping his family apart and ushering in a period of the most devastating horror in modern world history. Eisenbach, who

  Residents accustomed to casting their ballots at Yorktown Town Hall will have to travel elsewhere on Election Day following a court ruling Thursday against Town Clerk Diana Quast. On October 24, Quast legally challenged a decision by the Westchester