The Putnam Examiner

Councilman Mike Barile’s alleged unauthorized connection to a sewer system for a restaurant he owns in Lake Mahopac. Councilpersons John Lupinacci, Suzi McDonough and Jonathan Schneider agreed to retain the services of Cozen O’Connor to look into the accusations that

The Putnam County Department of Health (PCDOH) has confirmed a case of measles. The measles patient has been isolated to avoid spreading the disease further, a press release from the department said. Several possible exposure sites were identified: the Route

The Putnam Valley Town Board voted unanimously on September 18 to have the Highway Department place No Trucks Allowed signs on Tinker Hill Road in an effort to improve safety on the street. The street was discussed by Ron Cummings,

Amidst growing support among House Democrats to pursue an impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump, local Representative Sean Patrick Maloney edged a rhetorical step closer this afternoon to explicitly endorsing impeachment. Maloney, a District 18 Democrat, has avoided full-throated support

A rancorous brawl broke out at the end of the Carmel Town Board meeting September 18 between Councilman Mike Barile and The Journal News columnist David McKay Wilson.  At the end of the meeting about 25 people witnessed Barile lash

A well-known farmer in Garrison was killed in a crash with a tractor-trailer on Route 9 in Garrison Wednesday morning. Joseph Mercurio, 72, owner of Mercurio Farms and Joseph Mercurio Books in Garrison, died from injuries suffered in an accident

Confusion has reigned over Putnam County the last couple weeks as school tax bills sent to property owners had the incorrect amount they owed. Many property owners were either sent a bill where they were asked to pay too much

As Carmel town board members call for an investigation into a sewer hookup on a property owned by Councilman Michael Barile, the bombastic businessman remained defiant that the connection was not a problem. Barile is facing heat after it was

Exceptional medical skills coupled with a deep sense of compassion make for a first-rate doctor. A doctor of that caliber is Dr. Carl Calica who was honored last Saturday at the Putnam Hospital Center annual, black-tie Moonlight Ball in Carmel.

A new set of disclosure rules implemented by the Putnam County Legislature was revised last week just weeks after the confidentiality law faced backlash from scores of residents. During the legislature’s full meeting last Tuesday, lawmakers voted 8-1 to make