The old adage, “You can never go home again,” adopted from the title of a 1940 novel, certainly doesn’t apply to Dr. Erin Meehan-Fairben, new Superintendent of Schools in the Carmel School District. Fairben, who took over the reins July
Read MoreHundreds crowded into Carmel Town Hall last week opposing East Point Energy’s proposed lithium battery facility on 95 acres off Miller and Union Valley roads in Mahopac near the Somers town line. Numerous residents voiced their concerns to the Carmel
Read MoreHuman remains found during excavation work for a new home in Patterson have been determined to be a Southeast woman who disappeared in 1980. State Police investigators, in conjunction with the Putnam County Coroner’s Office, revealed last week the buried
Read MoreBy Quinn Muller The Mahopac Fire Department partnered up with State Senator Pete Harckham (D/Lewisboro) to host a blood drive last week. The event took place as the New York Blood Center recently announced a blood emergency in the state.
Read MoreA Peekskill man was arrested earlier this month after allegedly breaking into a Mahopac home and then returning while Carmel police were investigating at the scene of the crime. According to Lieutenant Michael Bodo, officers responded to a residence in
Read MoreC.V. Starr Intermediate School in the Brewster School District has been recognized nationally as a 2023-24 Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished School. The honor is given to a select number of elementary schools in the United States for providing
Read More“Until Time Erases You is best seen as Titanic, on land,” said award-winning Mahopac author David Gordon of his latest historical fiction novel, filled with emotional drama and thrill. Gordon, a retired U.S. marine and seasoned American history and law
Read MoreLuke Rathschmidt, the inspiration behind the Putnam County-based nonprofit charity United for the Troops, died May 18 from an accidental fall while on vacation at Bike Week in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The Purple Heart recipient who served in Iraq and
Read MorePutnam Valley homeowners alerted in March that their wells were contaminated recently received letters from the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) walking back a promise to install a water filtration system at no cost. Property owners who live near
Read MoreCommunity Based Services has had more than four decades of experience in helping members of the intellectual and developmentally disabled population reach their potential. More than two years ago, the nonprofit branched out into the art world to not only
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