Many adults over the age of 65 could use some assistance, whether with housekeeping and meal preparation or for a serious condition such as Alzheimer’s disease, and no longer want to live at home. In an effort to help older
Read MoreOn a chilly night this past Tuesday in Cold Spring, Putnam-based first time children’s author Helene Sola held a party to raise money for the Mid Hudson Animal Aid Shelter in Beacon and to launch her first book, “Loo Loo
Read MoreIn the Triangle Shopping Center in downtown Yorktown, customers can have a way back dining experience. Jake’s Wayback Burgers has been offering such fare as burgers, shakes, and hot dogs since October 1. A ribbon cutting opening ceremony was held
Read MoreIn the Triangle Shopping Center in downtown Yorktown, customers can have a way back dining experience. Jake’s Wayback Burgers has been offering such fare as burgers, shakes, and hot dogs since October 1. A ribbon cutting opening ceremony was held
Read MoreConcerned that some motorists have been abusing the privilege, Mount Kisco officials are reducing the village’s free holiday parking this season. In a decision made by the village board earlier this week, the annual free holiday parking will be provided only in designated
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board is considering changes to proposed legislation that would ban parking on a portion of Bedford Road by allowing parking in the cul-de-sac at the end of the street. The original legislation called for a prohibition
Read MoreYorktown resident Ryan Castle had a brief career in professional baseball, playing in the Chicago Cubs minor league system for three years When his playing career ended in 1992, his involvement with baseball did not. Castle is one of the
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board vowed to reduce the proposed property tax hike in the 2013 tentative budget after several residents were highly critical of the $29.3 million spending plan during last week’s public hearing. The preliminary budget, released on
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board voted unanimously this week to approve legislation to exceed the state-mandated 2 percent property tax cap, despite a 2013 budget that currently includes three layoffs and three other fulltime positions reduced to part-time jobs. The $14.5
Read MoreIf you guessed that Gleason’s restaurant, which recently opened in Peekskill, was named after “The Great One,” you would be correct. Peekskill resident John Sharp, who co-owns the eatery with several partners, including Tim Reinke of Beacon, said last week
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