Election 2017

Endorsement: Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi, Councilwoman Debbie Carter-Costello, James Creighton It’s no accident that Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi has the distinction of being, along with Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner, the longest serving town supervisor in Westchester County. No town government

  Four candidates are squaring off in the race for two council seats on the Somers Town Board. Incumbent Republican Supervisor Rick Morrissey is running unopposed. Councilmen William Faulkner and Anthony Cirieco, who are on the Republican, Conservative and Independence

On December 9, Peekskill Mayor Frank Catalina will be tying the knot for the second time and saying, “I do” to Regina Peniovich, in what he called “Chapter Two” of his personal life. On November 7, Catalina is hoping voters

Peekskill Councilman Andre Rainey promises to bring a different approach to City Hall if he is successful on November 7 in ousting two-term Mayor Frank Catalina. “In my time on the council I am proud of the successes we have

  Two slates with a trio of candidates will be squaring off November 7 for three open seats on the Peekskill Common Council. Mayor Frank Catalina, who is running for a third two-year term, has put together a “Peekskill United”

  Two incumbent councilmen, a former longtime town clerk and a political newcomer round out the field in the race for two seats on the Yorktown Town Board this year. Republican Gregory Bernard and Democrat Vishnu Patel are seeking four-year

Two years ago, Ilan Gilbert came within eight votes of winning a seat on the Yorktown Town Board. This year, Gilbert is back as a candidate, but this time he has his sights set on the town’s highest seat, currently

Yorktown Supervisor Michael Grace believes his record of accomplishments during his six-year administration speaks for itself. “I am very proud of my record as town supervisor. We have accomplished a lot,” Grace said. “Of all the things we accomplished over

On September 11, 2001, Liam Carroll was working in the south tower of the World Trade Center on the 72nd floor when the second hijacked airplane crashed into the building a few floors above. “It literally was like an earthquake,”

Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi has been a mainstay in town government for the last 30 years, and she’s hopeful residents will put their confidence again in her “trusted leadership” by electing her to a 14th two-year term on November 7.