The Putnam Examiner

Kent residents battling a proposed truck stop at Route 52 recently won their vehement fight after the developer said he would remove the truck stop component from the proposal. At the beginning of the October 22nd Kent Town Board meeting,

When you play together for more than five years like the boys of the Mahopac Soccer U12 team “Mayhem,” you inevitably build a bond. And for the “Mayhem” players, this bond isn’t just on the field. The families of this

Students held red goggle-like headsets up to their faces as they turned every which way in their seats. They tilted their heads back, twisted around, and slowly looked down towards the floor, sometimes gasping or calling out to fellow classmates.

State and local officials held a groundbreaking ceremony in Putnam Valley on Wednesday to begin a $28.9 million project for a new bridge over the Taconic State Parkway at the Pudding Street intersection, along with new ramps that will make

A riled-up crowd expressed their ire about a proposed truck stop last Thursday at a Town of Kent Planning Board meeting. The controversial truck stop is part of the proposed new development project, Kent Country Square, to be located on

Carmel Councilman Mike Barile is facing criminal charges for his alleged actions in a confrontation with a newspaper columnist at a meeting last month.   Barile was charged last Tuesday by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office with first degree grand

Officials and mental health experts called on the state last week to provide additional funding for mental health and opioid abuse programs and give counties and municipalities greater flexibility in how those funds are spent. Discussions on these topics were held during

Councilman Mike Barile’s alleged unauthorized connection to a sewer system for a restaurant he owns in Lake Mahopac. Councilpersons John Lupinacci, Suzi McDonough and Jonathan Schneider agreed to retain the services of Cozen O’Connor to look into the accusations that

The Putnam County Department of Health (PCDOH) has confirmed a case of measles. The measles patient has been isolated to avoid spreading the disease further, a press release from the department said. Several possible exposure sites were identified: the Route

The Putnam Valley Town Board voted unanimously on September 18 to have the Highway Department place No Trucks Allowed signs on Tinker Hill Road in an effort to improve safety on the street. The street was discussed by Ron Cummings,