As objective and independent newswriters and editors, we have an imperative to cover the issues most important to the people of Westchester and Putnam counties. Every day, our team is on the ground questioning elected officials, uplifting the stories of
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New Castle officials may impose a significantly higher cost to obtain a permit to assemble after it incurred several thousands of dollars in costs related to last month’s controversial ceasefire rally in downtown Chappaqua. The Town Board is weighing whether
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An agreement was reached last week between two area healthcare providers to form a regional partnership that representatives of both nonprofit organizations believe will result in improved and more accessible care. The agreement between Northwell Health and Nuvance Health was
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Mets Legend Mookie Wilson Joins Long Island Entrepreneur’s Executive Team By Adam Stone Back in June 2021, my childhood friend Jeff Ahn was watching the Women’s College Softball World Series at his Syosset home alongside his then-10-year-old daughter, with Oklahoma
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Did you ever want to go for a swim in the Hudson River on a sweltering hot summer day, surrounded by the green hills and mountains on shore? That kind of cool relief could become a reality
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The Mount Kisco Democratic Committee is expected to name its next leader this week after longtime chairman William Serratore resigned from the post a few weeks ago. Serratore, who was indicted in September for allegedly forging signatures on nominating petitions
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Men and women will be celebrating the new year by stripping down to their bathing suits and other swimming attire to raise money for a worthy cause. For the 11th year, the This is Me Foundation will be holding its
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Two local police chiefs spoke about the growing concern of antisemitism and other threats in their communities last week and how they’re handling a variety of situations. New Castle Chief James Carroll and Pleasantville Chief Erik Grutzner addressed close to
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Feeding the hungry is a complicated process, especially if you’re an organization that helps battle the rising numbers of people experiencing food insecurity. Last week a group of food assistance groups gathered to discuss challenges during a roundtable discussion at
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By Michael Gold New York State has been colonized, almost 250 years after the Revolutionary War. Out-of-state publishers have claimed ownership of many of the state’s newspapers, from Binghamton to Buffalo. The only interest these publishers seem to have in
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