Support Connection, Inc. has named Jim and Jane Gentile of Yorktown as the ambassadors for the 17th annual Support-A-Walk, which is set to take place on Sunday, October 2 at FDR Park, Route 202 in Yorktown. The non-profit uses the
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur A group that has been highly critical of Con Edison’s vegetation management practices near transmission lines recently charged that the utility is ignoring revised operating procedures adopted by the Public Service Commission. During the past two weeks,
Read MoreCan you accept something that you were not yet told you were entitled to? That is the question that Yorktown candidates Michael Grace and Tom DeChiaro are asking the Supreme Court in White Plains to decide. Grace and DeChiaro have
Read MoreJeremy Strife said that even with many opportunities to shop via the Internet, a shopping mall is still a place where people can meet as a community. Strife said the Jefferson Valley mall in Yorktown is such a place for
Read MoreHousing and Urban Development has pulled more than $4 million of federal funding from approved community development block grant (CDBG) projects in Westchester after it rejected the county’s Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. The analysis, submitted by the
Read MoreThe Yorktown Central School District Board of Education is seeking applications to fill a vacant seat on the Board of Education due to the recent resignation of Trustee Mark Drexel. The school board is seeking letters from residents of the
Read MoreSeveral of Solaris Sports Club’s employees—Traci Burton, Denise Giordano and Jennie Geyer–will step in the ring for a cause. On July 9, the ladies will participate in an evening of boxing and jiu-jitsu at Solaris Sports Club, Yorktown Heights, from
Read MoreMohegan Lake residents will have to wait a little longer to find out the fate of the Faith Bible Church’s proposed expansion. Last Thursday, the Zoning Board of Appeals decided to adjourn the church’s application for several variances related to
Read MoreThe peer-to-peer group Young Yorktown Advocates United (YYAU) has achieved its first financial milestone by raising the $5,000 needed to bring the non-profit organization To Write Love on Her Arms to Yorktown. YYAU is a group of local youth whose mission is to
Read MoreYorktown Town Board members announced during their meeting on Tuesday, June 21 that they wanted an investigation conducted to uncover who among them leaked the town’s confidential draft of the state comptroller’s office audit results. Councilman Jim Martorano, an attorney,
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