Week 1: Carmel, Mahopac Open with Class AA Victories Somers, Yorktown, Panas Post Impressive Class A Wins; Put Valley, Haldane Add Triumphs There were some things that came out of Week 1 that we already knew within the Northern Westchester/Putnam
Read MoreSeveral Class A Gridders Should Be Among Title Contenders; Class AA Mahopac Ushers in New Era; Carmel Set to Reload There will be an insane amount of optimism advancing between the Section 1 Class A borders of Somers and Yorktown this
Read MoreThe first of three public hearings inviting Westchester residents to share suggestions about what should be included in the county’s shared services plan was held last Thursday evening in Yorktown but just two town supervisors attended. Over the last few
Read MoreThe Aug. 12 events in Charlottesville and President Donald Trump’s failure to condemn hate groups may have occurred far from Westchester, but it sparked questions last week about the responsibility local officials have in speaking out. Reaction among elected officials
Read MoreIBM is seeking North Castle Planning Board approval to add 442 additional parking spaces to its 1 North Castle Drive lot. Representatives of the company told the board on July 31 the additional spaces were needed because more employees have
Read MoreAfter the Westchester County Board of Legislators passed the Immigration Protection Act, a bill that will restrain Westchester from using its resources for immigration enforcement, County Executive Rob Astorino announced his plan to veto the legislation. Following months of bipartisan
Read MoreFor years, Nan Ernst has been on the stage at the Shady Grove Theater during Putnam County’s 4-H Fair, as the master of ceremonies for the weekend long entertainment. She was on stage last Friday, but instead of introducing the
Read MoreScarsdale resident Tim Demaj had a simple explanation last week as to why he and his partners decided to open 202 Steakhouse in Yorktown about 14 months ago. “I thought the community around here could use a nice steakhouse,” Demaj
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) last week accepted Westchester’s analysis that concluded the county did not practice exclusionary zoning, clearing the last major obstacle for compliance of the 2009 affordable housing settlement. On Tuesday, County Executive
Read MoreWestchester residents and organizations gathered on the steps of the county building in White Plains late Monday urging officials to drop its plan to privatize Westchester County Airport. With the event attracting more than 100 people carrying signs reading “No
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