Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer pledged Friday to deliver more than $100 million to make dangerous Metro-North grade crossings safer for drivers, including money for a vehicular overpass for Roaring Brook Road in Chappaqua. Schumer said he has already secured
Read MoreHealth officials in Putnam and Westchester counties are urging residents to get their annual flu shots with cases of influenza on the rise. “The flu vaccine is the best protection we have and it can help you avoid the worst
Read MoreResidents in the Croton-Harmon School District will be presented with a $45.5 million capital projects’ referendum December 13 that school officials maintain is “future driven, student-centered and tax neutral.” Plans include $17.5 million in infrastructure work, most of which is
Read MoreSupporters of legislation that would automatically seal the criminal records of most individuals after they have completed their sentence gathered in Ossining last Thursday to press state lawmakers to pass the bill. The campaign for the Clean Slate Act held
Read MoreThe owner of a white, female Siberian Husky is being sued for alleged animal abuse in a civil case that was heard Monday in Westchester County Court. Animal advocate Deborah Pangle, who until recently was a longtime Briarcliff Manor resident,
Read MoreMount Kisco residents Jeff Kent and his wife, Heather, both work at Northern Westchester Hospital. But their place of employment isn’t their only work-related similarity. Last Friday, Jeff was named the 2022 Clayton Scanlan Byrne Planetree Caregiver of the Year
Read MoreThe towns of Mt. Pleasant and No. Castle expect to be tax cap compliant in their soon-to-be-approved 2023 municipal budgets despite pressures from inflation during the past year. In Mount Pleasant, the town’s total proposed appropriation of $60.3 million represents
Read MoreDevelopers of the former Blue Book Network headquarters and the Field Home recently submitted zoning change petitions to the Yorktown Town Board. Toll Brothers, Inc. is seeking zoning changes at 2448 Catherine Street to permit a 118-unit townhouse community for
Read MoreResidents who live in the neighborhood near New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital on Route 202 in Cortlandt had their chance last week to speak out on different alternatives for two projects in the proposed Medical Oriented District (MOD). A
Read MoreThe Putnam County Sheriff’s Department has been awarded $74,000 in state grant funding toward the purchase of automated license plate readers. The automated license plate readers (ALPRs), whether mounted in vehicles or on stationary poles, are specialized digital cameras and
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