The Northern Westchester Examiner

   The state Department of Transportation has agreed to remove an existing flashing signal light at the intersection of routes 118 and 129 in Yorktown and replace it with a three-color traffic signal. State Senator Terrence Murphy (R/Yorktown) announced last

  The four Republicans on the Yorktown Town Board applauded a recent report from the town’s auditors that Yorktown’s unrestricted fund balance in the General Fund had increased by nearly 53%. Representatives from O’Connor Davies attributed the large hike during

The updated and often-used auditorium at the Yorktown High School has a new name.  It will now be known as the Dr. Ralph A. Napolitano Auditorium to honor the Superintendent of Schools of the Yorktown Central School District whose retirement

  In recent years, the Town of Yorktown has been in the forefront of trying to combat the growing epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse and is now taking two more steps to help in its fight. Town officials announced

State Senator Terrence Murphy (R/Yorktown) has sponsored legislation calling on the state to acquire portions of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Veteran’s Affairs campus from the federal government. The bill was unanimously approved by the Senate on June 15 and was

  The Cortlandt Republican Committee has endorsed a full slate of candidates for the November town wide  election. “This team is what the Town of Cortlandt needs to meet the new challenges we are facing,” said GOP Committee Chairman Daniel

An attorney representing more than a dozen Verplanck residents has called on Cortlandt officials to immediately shut down a bus depot that has been operating for two years without approval. Wayne Spector, who penned a seven-page letter to Supervisor Linda