The purpose and fate of the fabled “Mothball Fleet” anchored in the Hudson River near Peekskill for 25 years will be presented in a program on Saturday, April 16th, at 2 p.m. at the Little Red Schoolhouse, 297 Locust Avenue
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A proposed luxury drug and alcohol rehabilitation specialty hospital in Cortlandt that has been closely watched by residents and officials in New Castle and Ossining cleared a major hurdle last week. The Cortlandt Planning Board voted 6-1 on Apr. 5
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Cortlandt Planning Board approved the expansion of an existing Sinclair gas station and convenience store on Route 6 in Cortlandt earlier this month. Palisades Enterprises LLC was seeking site plan approval to expand the current gas
Read MoreResidents of Croton-on-Hudson came out in force last week to implore the Board of Trustees not to proceed with a plan to consolidate the village’s justice court services with the Town of Cortlandt as a potential cost savings measure. The
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A Lakeland Board of Education trustee has been chosen to fill a vacancy on the Cortlandt Town Board. The current four Town Board members are expected Tuesday (Feb. 15) to appoint Robert Mayes to fill a seat that has been
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The first night court session in the Town of Cortlandt was held Feb. 2 at Cortlandt Town Hall. Town justices Maritza Fugaro-Norton and Kimberly Ragazzo last year proposed switching the traditional Thursday day court session to Wednesday evenings to provide
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By Rick Pezzullo A mother and her two daughters were arraigned in Cortlandt Town Court last week after being charged with providing fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination record cards to maintain and obtain employment at a Croton-on-Hudson nursing home. Westchester County District
Read MorePolice services in the Town of Cortlandt were enhanced last week with the addition of a new uniformed law enforcement officer from the Westchester County Department of Public Safety who will serve as a community resource officer (CRO). The new
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The Cortlandt Town Board is offering incentives to encourage employees to get vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Supervisor Dr. Richard Becker said about 20% of the town’s workforce, which amounts to approximately 40 employees, have yet to be vaccinated, putting
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Former Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi has decided not to accept a paid consulting role that was approved by the Town Board following a rash of criticism posted on social media. During its first voting meeting of 2022 on Jan. 11,
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