The Justice League of Yorktown High School is heading to the Final Four, not the March Madness basketball championships in Texas, but at the Westchester County Supreme Court in White Plains. The team of seniors, juniors and sophomores recently won
Read MoreThe fate of an application by the Town of Yorktown’s trash hauler to park garbage trucks on a town-owned piece of land off Front Street could hinge on fueling options. Competition Carting has been illegally parking its trucks on
Read MoreThe owners of a proposed sober living retreat facility on Underhill Avenue in Yorktown that has triggered opposition from some nearby property owners say they are looking to be good neighbors and help others in need. Tom McCrossan, who, along
Read MoreA Yorktown resident and active member of the Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps suffered a severe head injury in a one-car crash last week on the Taconic State Parkway. Sam Lubin, 48, a father of two, was traveling south on the
Read MoreA proposed “convalescent home” on Underhill Avenue in Yorktown triggered emotional responses from neighbors and Supervisor Michael Grace during last week’s Town Board meeting. Several residents claimed Fourth Dimension Recovery was misrepresenting what its plans were for an 8,470-square foot,
Read MoreThe Yorktown Board of Ethics found that Supervisor Michael Grace should have disclosed he was the landlord of the former town engineer who was awarded a contract last year by the Town Board to study sewer proposals for the Hallocks
Read MoreIn the past, when Yorktown resident Gino Zorlu wanted Mediterranean food specialties, he had to travel out of the area. But those treks to the Big Apple are no longer necessary for Zorlu and other northern Westchester residents who crave
Read MoreThe Yorktown Town Board unanimously agreed last week to rezone the front portion of a 100-acre site on Route 202 that is being envisioned for commercial development. The board’s much anticipated action, which rezoned about 30 acres from R-160 (four-acre
Read MoreNorth Castle Town Administrator Joan Goldberg was suddenly terminated Friday afternoon in a split vote by the town board less than 16 months after she was hired as the municipality’s first-ever administrator. The stunning pre-Christmas firing, which was effective immediately,
Read MoreEmployees at two businesses in Cortlandt were cited on November 27 for selling alcohol to an 18-year-old during an Underage Drinking Enforcement Detail conducted by the State Police in Cortlandt, Yorktown and Buchanan. Out of 15 businesses visited by the
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