About 17 years ago, culinary history changed forever in Yorktown when Dante Renzi went wacky. To be more precise, he invented the Wacky sandwich. During an interview last week at Dante’s III at 1804 Front Street, Renzi recalled the historic
Read MoreFor the twelfth year in a row, the Town of Southeast and Town Assessor Laurie Bell received a state honor for excellence in maintaining the town’s tax rolls. At the Sept. 27 town board meeting, Stephen Hartnett, the real property
Read MoreCooler temperatures, changing leaves and the end of the growing season signal the return of the Green Chimneys Annual Fall Harvest Festival. Celebrating its sixth year, the Fall Harvest Festival will take place from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. this
Read MoreOn the outside of its business, a new Yorktown merchant describes itself as “A Self-Serve Frozen Yogurt Extravaganza!” The extravaganza, Luvin Spoonfuls, has been open at 94 Triangle Center, next to A & P, in Yorktown since August 11. Customers
Read MoreThe exhibit of local artists Jane Bennett’s paintings and Joanne Colangelo’s photographs is currently on view in the Third Floor Gallery at Mahopac Public Library. The gallery is open during regular Library hours and the works will remain on view
Read MoreNew York and Los Angeles cabaret performer Ray Jessel will bring his act to the Arts on the Lake Fund Raiser at the Sedgewood Boathouse on Saturday, Sept. 29 The winner of five MAC Awards, which is the equivalent to
Read MoreState Sen. Greg Ball called on the state legislature to approve a measure that would allow for the formation of public-private partnerships to fund the new Tappan Zee Bride’s mass transit component and other infrastructure projects. In advocating for
Read MoreA group of Somers residents is proposing an ambitious five-year plan to significantly increase the use of clean energy in town. The Somers Town Board appeared receptive to a plan introduced to the public by Somers Energy and Environment Committee
Read MoreA group of concerned citizens are asking the Putnam County Legislature to enact a ban barring the waste produced from the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing from being used or treated inside of Putnam County. The group, led by Garrison
Read MoreSaying he had both “good news” and “bad news,” Patterson Town Supervisor Michael Griffin released his tentative $6.6 million 2013 town budget last week that will entail a one percent tax increase in the tax levy. “It’s half of what
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