Author: David Propper

For the first time in its history, the Kent Public Library will seek its funding allotment through voter approval. Kent Public Library board members and supporters are beginning a petition drive that will place a referendum question on the ballot

To the surprise of probably no one, every budget and proposition put forward by school systems in Putnam County passed with ease Tuesday night. In the Mahopac school system, its budget passed 1,170-605 while two propositions also garnered voter support.

The most hotly contested school board race in Putnam County Tuesday night ended with an incumbent losing his seat as board trustee John Curzio was ousted in Carmel. Curzio, who was seeking a second term, lost his reelection to a

Taking a step toward becoming a Climate Smart Community, Putnam County lawmakers moved a resolution forward last Thursday meant to combat climate change and implement more environmentally practices within the county. The legislature’s economic development committee voted to move the

By Brendan Dyer The discussion around regulating short- term rentals like Airbnb in Putnam Valley continued last week as residents made their voices heard on an issue that has been debated in town the last several months. Supervisor Sam Oliverio

Looking back 15 years ago, Mahopac Superintendent of Schools Anthony DiCarlo said the school’s athletic facilities used to be the envy of the region. They aren’t anymore, he observed. Classrooms for arts and science are so old, DiCarlo said they

Behind bars for most of his adult life, Andrew Krivak’s rape and murder conviction was thrown out by a New York State Supreme Court judge last week as a retrial is expected later this year. In one of the most

A filing error dating back eight years could result in the Mahopac Central School District losing millions of dollars in New York State aid if special legislation isn’t passed to remedy the impending penalties. A cost report filing for a

For the first time in 42 years, Putnam County voters won’t have to worry about going to the polls for a primary election. This year will mark the first time since 1977 there won’t be a federal, state, or local

After campaigning for more than a year when he successfully ran for Putnam County District Attorney in 2015, Robert Tendy will have a much easier go-around this year with no Republican or Democrat challenging him this election cycle. Barring something