An anonymous mailer sent to some Bedford School District residents this week accusing two candidates in Tuesday’s Board of Education race as “radical” was denounced Friday by its targets as well as their opponents. Although never mentioning Rica Mendes and
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature voted unanimously last week to create a new full-time coordinator position in the Office for Individuals with Disabilities. The post will be part of the Department of Social Services and Mental Health (DSS/MH) office and is
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant has taken over the American Legion building in Thornwood overseeing its interior reconstruction after it was severely damaged from flooding during Hurricane Ida. About a month ago, ownership of the Gilbert Rauh Post 1574 reverted
Read MoreMount Kisco’s emergency responders announced last week it will host the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit the weekend immediately preceding the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks and on Sept. 11. Paul Felice, a longtime Mount
Read MoreMost communities are making their annual preparations for the Memorial Day parade that will be held later this month. In Mount Pleasant, a dedicated veteran with the help of the town, is busily planning for a parade the weekend before.
Read MoreThe Bedford Central Schools is one of several districts in the area that will see the retirement of one or more incumbents from the Board of Education and the certainty of new people from the community stepping forward to serve.
Read MoreThe decision by the two senior members of the Chappaqua Board of Education, President Jane Shepardson and Vice President Warren Messner, to leave the board at the end of their terms next month, has created an opportunity for new two
Read MoreMount Kisco officials will use members of its Department of Public Works (DPW) staff to monitor the village’s walking and hiking trails despite pleas from a group of dedicated volunteers to hire a part-time ranger. After spending parts of two
Read MoreKent Supervisor Jaime McGlasson found no wrongdoing by several town police officers for briefly stopping and detaining a resident last month who mildly resembled the description of a subject following a rash of nearby thefts. McGlasson said last week she
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer said Monday that there has been no indication that it will receive migrants being sent from New York City, although he could not rule whether that would happen. Latimer made the comments during his weekly
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