Putnam County District Attorney Robert Tendy announced last week the creation of two new units in his office to address specific cases. The District Attorney’s Office now has its first Major Financial Crimes Unit and Special Victims Unit. A few
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Town Board last week appointed Erin McGoey of Ardsley as a town justice to replace Judge Christie D’Alessio, who was elected to the State Supreme Court last November. McGoey will serve a one-year term until the seat is
Read MoreTwo former town supervisors who retired from their posts a few weeks ago will still play a role in town government this year. During its first voting meeting of 2022 on Jan. 11, the Cortlandt Town Board voted to enter
Read MoreAbout 25 firefighters, friends and members of law enforcement gathered Monday evening for a candlelight vigil around the 25-year-old maple tree planted at Graham Hills Park in memory of a slain Pleasantville firefighter. Tom Dorr, who was killed on Jan.
Read MoreDespite reducing tree removal and eliminating encroachment in the buffer, the Mount Kisco Planning Board heard sharp criticisms last week from residents and other interested parties against a proposed solar farm on a 25-acre parcel. Public speakers at the continuation
Read MoreAn 18-year-old Peekskill resident was charged last week in connection with a shooting incident near Oakside Elementary School and the Kiley Youth Center on Main St. in Peekskill. On Wednesday, Jan. 5, at approximately 4:25 p.m., Peekskill Police responded to
Read MoreThese days it’s all about reducing stress and staying healthy. And because the two go hand in hand, having a coach to personally guide individuals to care for themselves and for others eases the challenge to maintain optimal health for
Read MoreThe White Plains Youth Bureau Grandpas United hosted a virtual panel discussion between Bet Am Shalom Synagogue Rabbi Lester Bronstein and president of The Ministers Council and Vicinity Rev. Erwin Trollinger to discuss the life and legacy of Dr. Martin
Read MoreConstruction of a new Pleasantville village pool will begin at the end of the 2022 summer season, driving a concern to prevent flooding from the adjacent Nannahagan Pond that has previously damaged the existing facility. At last week’s Pleasantville Village
Read MoreArtwork created by 76 Fulmar Road Elementary School students in the Mahopac School District is currently on display in the Young Arts Gallery at Mahopac Public Library. Snowmen, Penguin Chicks, Polar Bears, and more adorn the gallery with expressive faces
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