Westchester County Legislator Colin Smith last week kicked off his reelection campaign for a second term representing District 1, which contains parts of Cortlandt, Peekskill, and Yorktown. Smith, a Democrat, won the seat that had been occupied for decades by
Read MoreIf swimming is allowed at the only public pool in Cortlandt this summer, residents might soon enjoy a new bathhouse and snack bar. The Cortlandt Town Board approved $3.5 million to construct a new state-of-the-art bathhouse and a snack bar
Read MoreThe Town of Cortlandt and Village of Buchanan will be hosting a public information meeting on February 11 and a series of public workshops regarding plans for the development of the Hudson River waterfront. The February 11 Zoom meeting at
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Examiner Media Exclusive A longtime Town of Cortlandt employee and a Peekskill-based landscaping company are being investigated by federal and county authorities for an alleged scheme involving illegal dumping on town property and the submission of fraudulent invoices totaling more
Read MoreOne person is dead after a car overturned during a fatal crash in Cortlandt Wednesday night. Bronx resident Samuel Puerto Paz, 32, died in the single-car crash, according to New York State Police. Passenger Enzo Flores, 20, also of The
Read MoreMore than 20 Town of Cortlandt employees will be earning a base salary of more than $100,000 in 2021 as part of an annual resolution passed by the Town Board in December. The top town wage earner is Cortlandt Supervisor
Read MoreThis report is a part of a series I’ll be doing this year to inform the community of the progress and accomplishments of this administration since I’ve been Cortlandt town supervisor starting in 1992. Three Master Plans completed, each 10-year
Read MoreThinking of running for office of getting involved in your community? We need dedicated public servants in local government, especially in these difficult times. If you are a resident of the Town of Cortlandt and you think you may want
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Former longtime Cortlandt Town Justice Gerald M. Klein died November 13. He was 76. Klein served on the Cortlandt bench for 28 years before losing a bid for reelection in 2017. Klein, who also had a private law practice in
Read MoreCortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi, the longest serving chief executive in the town’s history and only the second female to ever hold the position, announced Wednesday she will be retiring at the end of 2021. Puglisi, whose current streak of 29
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