In the Carmel school district, budget season has arrived and it’s one that could result in cuts across the board. During a Feb. 25 Board of Education meeting, district officials outlined a possible budget for next school year that would
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By Janine Bowen – Putnam residents came out to Carmel Bowl on Saturday to raise money for a young boy battling a difficult illness. 10-year-old Michael Nappi was diagnosed a few months ago with severe ulcerative colitis, an autoimmune disease that
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By Sean Faye Ever since the summer, when a sign for the new BBQ joint popped up, passersby have been eager to sample the new establishment in Carmel. They were in luck last month as Northern Smoke made its long awaited
Read MoreMusic has been integral and significant to Dave Radovich for most of his life. One way or another, Radovich has been active within the musical world, instrument always in hand, the music always surrounding him. He conducted in the public
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Amy Buchoff has spent decades in the food services industry, all working in areas related to baking. “I’ve been in food service my whole life,” she said last week. But it was not until last week that she opened the
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With gun advocates still angered, and possibly uninformed over New York State’s SAFE Act, Assemblyman Steve Katz hosted an information forum about the new law last Tuesday night. With a packed house at the Paladin Center in Carmel, information about
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With the general election nearing, Concerned Citizens of Carmel and Mahopac (CRCM) hosted its annual debate last Thursday, which saw a head-to-head battle between two District 5 legislator candidates. Incumbent and Republican Carl Albano and challenger and Democrat Scott Friedman
Read MoreThe Carmel Town Board has approved a Watershed agreement with New York City. At its Oct. 2 meeting, the board voted unanimously to approve a plan for the city to reimburse the town for upgrades for the Carmel Sewer District
Read MoreCarmel High School principal Kevin Carroll is pleased to announce that 71students have been named as Advance Placement Scholars by the College Board. This honor is in recognition of their exceptional achievement on the college-level Advanced Placement Program (AP) Exams.
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After a long process, the parking lot at Sycamore Park in Mahopac has been repaved, and it didn’t cost the town a dollar. The project, which Parks and Recreation Director Jim Gilchrist said has been in the works since the
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