A local assemblyman is ramping up support for a universal free school meals program that would provide breakfast and lunch to every public school student in the state. Assemblyman Matt Slater (R-Yorktown) last week called on Gov. Kathy Hochul to
Read MoreKevin Sylvester, who at the age of 35 in 2016 was the youngest person named police chief in Westchester County, is retiring from the Village of Ossining Police Department. On Dec. 6, the Ossining Board of Trustees unanimously approved a
Read MoreThe small number of voters in the Peekskill School District who went to the polls Tuesday approved two capital project propositions totaling $45 million. The first proposition, totaling $33 million, which featured substantial improvements at Peekskill High School, passed 333
Read MoreTwo Mohegan Lake residents have been charged in separate cases by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. U.S. Attorney Damien Williams announced last week that Gina Mestre, 33, a former New York City police officer, pleaded
Read MoreJohn Patrick Kincart, a prominent realtor and active member of the Yorktown community, died Dec. 5 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 66. Kincart, who was born in Tarrytown, was a top producing real estate professional in
Read MoreWhen Chris Ruggiero was growing up in Somers, his taste in music didn’t seem to fit in with most of his peers. While they may have been listening to Justin Bieber or a variety of other artists, Ruggiero was listening
Read MoreThere has long been a demand for afterschool activities in Peekskill, particularly in the arts, and that demand is as great as ever. Wilfredo Morel co-founded Arts 10566 nearly 11 years ago, a nonprofit organization that brings a variety of
Read MoreFor the past 45 years, John Tesh has had a constantly evolving career in the public eye. That includes his time in the 1970s as an on-air personality for Channel 2 News in New York, to a decade-long run as
Read MoreHaving just served more than 1,000 individuals in need with all the necessary fixings for Thanksgiving dinner, the Community Food Pantry at St. Mary’s in Mohegan Lake is now turning its attention to providing toys for children for Christmas. It’s
Read MoreAnn Gallelli, a fixture in Croton-on-Hudson government since the 1980s, resigned from the village’s Board of Trustees last week for health reasons. The 81-year-old Gallelli’s resignation was announced by Mayor Brian Pugh. “On behalf of the board, I express our
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