The Northern Westchester Examiner

More than 200 people crammed into Cortlandt Town Hall Wednesday night for an open meeting with Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino. While Astorino addressed several issues, most residents were interested to hear his perspective on the recent revelation of the

The rehabilitation of one of Peekskill’s two downtown parking garages was recently completed with money to spare. Director of City Services Brent VanZandt informed the Common Council last week the Nelson Avenue parking structure project came $142,000 under budget. “I

  A disabled woman was killed in a fast moving house fire Monday morning at 936 Diven Street in Peekskill. The unidentified woman was discovered by firefighters in a rear bedroom on the first floor of the large multi-family dwelling.

  Donald Trump was sworn-in as the 45th president of the United States Friday, despite receiving nearly three million fewer votes than Democratic rival and Chappaqua resident Hillary Clinton in November. It was the fourth time in presidential election history

Plans for a school for autistic youth and adults on the grounds of the former Phoenix House on Stoney Street in Shrub Oak were presented to the Yorktown Planning Board last week. The Shrub Oak International School, which once fully

Yorktown School District Athletic Director Fio Nardone received the Don DeMatteo Service Award by the Section One Football Coaches Association during a banquet in Pearl River. Nardone, who has been Director of Athletics and Physical Education in Yorktown the last

Knowing they literally can’t afford to take the shocking news of the Indian Point nuclear power plants closing in four years lightly, Hendrick Hudson School District officials are trying to come to grips with the funding gap the shutdown will

Knowing they literally can’t afford to take the shocking news of the Indian Point nuclear power plants closing in four years lightly, Hendrick Hudson School District officials are trying to come to grips with the funding gap the shutdown will

  Land use approvals granted by the Town of Yorktown to BJ’s Wholesale Club to allow the construction of gasoline filling stations for members in Staples Plaza on Route 202 were upheld last week by a state judge. In a

A Bronx man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly making a phone threat to an employee at New York Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt that led to a tense lockdown and police presence. State Police responded to the hospital at 2:10