State Senator Greg Ball (R/C-Patterson) received an enthusiastic welcome from Yorktown officials last week after securing $150,000 for recreational renovations. The grant will be utilized, in part, for improvements at the 202 ballfields and resurfacing of the in-line skating rink
Read MoreThe 88th annual Yorktown Grange Fair is set to entertain visitors of all ages for four days this week with rides, games, food, live music, shows and farm animals. Billed as Westchester’s only true agricultural fair, the theme of this
Read MoreStudents attending Yorktown High School will notice many changes when they return to school this week, thanks to extensive renovations costing about $6 million. The work is part of a $37 million bond approved by voters in 2006. Since the
Read MoreThree months after the majority of the Yorktown Town Board voted for her to resign but kept her in the position, longtime town Comptroller Joan Goldberg was expected to be approved Tuesday morning as the first ever town administrator in
Read MoreBy David Propper In its plan to have a fueling station on its ground as part of a proposed retail store, Costco Wholesale Club representatives brought an updated version of the draft environmental impact statement to the Yorktown Planning Board
Read MoreA bronze plaque was dedicated Sunday under a tree at Patriot Garden behind Yorktown Town Hall in honor of a former town resident who was killed in Afghanistan last year during Operation Enduring Freedom. The solemn ceremony, attended by several
Read MoreAsk any author in the process of writing a book, and they will surely tell you it is no easy feat. Years and years of drafts, rewrites, and revisions often go in to penning one singular book. Surely it is
Read MoreCustomers show loyalty to companies that treat them right. When Turco’s supermarket closed for a few days to remodel its produce and freezer areas the community was chomping at the bit. Droves of people could not wait to do their
Read MoreThe new general manager of the Jefferson Valley Mall in Yorktown Heights is signaling a lot of positive changes on the horizon for the shopping center. Ken Hamilton, a resident of Waldwick, N.J., recently was appointed to the post by
Read MoreProject Lifesaver, a free program that uses special technology to safely locate seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia who wander from their homes, will host an open enrollment from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Aug. 17
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