The Northern Westchester Examiner

On Friday, March 3, the Westchester Collaborative Theater’s new WCT Performance Space will open its doors for the first time with the world premiere of Lot’s Wife, a provocative new play by award-winning playwright Albi Gorn. The inaugural production in

The executive director of a non-profit organization that recently filed a federal lawsuit claiming Yorktown Town Hall was discriminatory against individuals with disabilities has announced his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for Yorktown Supervisor. Melvyn Tanzman, a 26-year resident

Three former mayors joined Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce members Friday in downtown Ossining to lobby for a permissive referendum on a proposed roundabout in the area of Main, Spring and Brandreth streets. “This isn’t a political movement of any

The Town of Yorktown is looking for its fair share of property taxes for state-owned land within its borders. Councilman Vishnu Patel crafted a resolution for the Town Board to adopt calling on state representatives to support a bill that

  Peekskill detectives made a second arrest last week in connection with a string of larcenies from vehicles that have taken place in the ci ty for at least the last five months. John Maxwell, 23, of Buena Vista Avenue,

Thirty-six students were honored last Wednesday night as graduates of the Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) Youth Court Class of 2017. “Students from Yorktown and Lakeland brought their enthusiasm and attention to a rigorous training program,” said Nancy Levin, Director

    The Lincoln Society and the Lincoln Depot Museum in Peekskill will jointly sponsor a series of “LINCOLN REMEMBRANCE DAY” events on Saturday, February 18, 2017.   The program will commemorate President Lincoln’s historic connection to Peekskill. In February

A community unity task force set up by Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi to deal with the many issues surrounding the closure of the Indian Point nuclear power plants is slated to meet for the first time Thursday evening at Cortlandt

A nationally known, big box-type retailer has expressed strong interest in setting up shop on a large tract of land on Lower South Street in Peekskill once occupied by a recycling plant and a former scrapyard. While Mayor Frank Catalina