The Northern Westchester Examiner

  Contending a bus depot that has been operating for two years without approval has already “proven to be a bad neighbor,” residents of Verplanck urged the Cortlandt Planning Board last week not to give the applicant the green light.

 By Anna Young Former Town of Carmel Police Officer Richard O’Keefe was sentenced to one year in jail last week inside the Putnam County Courthouse for a 2015 car crash that killed Mahopac resident Frances Ghelarducci. Inside the courtroom, family

More than 100 girls from first to fifth grade stormed the field at Lakeland High School Sunday to the tune of “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” eager to learn how to play softball, field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball and

  Local municipal and school officials must plan for the future without the existence of the Indian Point nuclear power plants as if no financial or planning assistance is being provided by higher government or elsewhere. That was part of

Local municipal and school officials must plan for the future without the existence of the Indian Point nuclear power plants as if no financial or planning assistance is being provided by higher government or elsewhere. That was part of the

Soundview Preparatory School’s Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the that Dr. Ken Cotrone has been appointed Head of School, after serving as Soundview’s Executive Director since July 2016. Dr. Cotrone shares Soundview’s commitment to provide a rigorous college-preparatory

 “We have a home!” said Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT) Executive Director Alan Lutwin as he, a group of WCT board members and several local officials erupted into applause and cheers at the theater company’s official ribbon-cutting ceremony dedicating its new

By Neal Rentz Dain’s Sons Company in Peekskill, which has a rich history in the local area, will hold its annual Deck & Fence Show and Sale on April 29 and 30. Dain’s Sons Company was established in 1848. In

The Somers School District community is mourning the death of a special education teacher who died Sunday from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Nassau County. According to the New York State Police, Sherri Mangus, 56, of Levittown, NY,

By Rick Pezzullo Mayor Frank Catalina painted a rosy picture of Peekskill and its immediate future during his annual State of the City address Monday night at City Hall. Catalina, who has led the city for the last four years