After sitting vacant for over two years, the former Toys “R” Us building in Jefferson Valley could soon be redeveloped into a self-storage facility. Plans submitted to Yorktown officials from Hanlon Architects in July calls for the construction of a
Read MoreThose who worked at or visited a Putnam County grocery store last week are being asked to monitor their symptoms after a shopper tested positive for COVID-19. The Putnam County Department of Health issued a health advisory on Saturday for
Read MoreOutraged Westlake High School parents called for disciplinary action against a teacher after a controversial political cartoon was recently used in a history class to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and racism in America. While a group of 50
Read MoreThe Mt. Kisco Theater is the latest vacancy to line E. Main Street, with the popular movie house falling victim to forced closures and delayed reopenings caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. What was originally deemed a temporary closure due to
Read MoreA former Lewisboro town justice will spend the next six months in prison after failing to pay nearly $500,000 in taxes and falsifying information during a roughly eight-year long tax evasion scheme. Marc Seedorf, a 64-year old South Salem resident,
Read MoreBust out those wallets and put on a face mask because a new farmers market will be opening in Yorktown. The new outdoor market, called Farmers Market at The Valley, will be held at the Jefferson Valley Mall starting Wednesday
Read MoreOne person was injured in a Sunday night shooting in Greenburgh, according to police. Around 6 p.m. Sunday, Greenburgh police responded to a reported shooting near Manhattan Avenue and Elm Street. The male victim, a 39 year old Greenburgh resident,
Read MoreSomers residents will soon have the opportunity to vote on whether a new sewer district will be created in the Shenorock and Lake Lincolndale communities after officials opted to move the controversial project forward. Following several divisive meetings and a
Read MoreThe Music Conservatory of Westchester’s annual gala may have been curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, but the show must go on. The 19th annual fundraising event, which will take place virtually on Sept. 23 at 7 p.m., will feature a
Read MoreThe remainder of tests performed on individuals who were exposed to COVID-19 at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville last month were all negative, village officials said. Over Labor Day weekend, a total of 205 coronavirus tests were performed, all of
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