Two former town supervisors who retired from their posts a few weeks ago will still play a role in town government this year. During its first voting meeting of 2022 on Jan. 11, the Cortlandt Town Board voted to enter
Read MoreA decision on a proposed expansion of an existing Sinclair gas station and convenience store on Route 6 in Cortlandt appears near after the town’s Planning Board closed the public hearing on the project last week. Palisades Enterprises LLC is
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A new era in Cortlandt government was ushered in Sunday as Dr. Richard Becker was officially sworn-in as town supervisor. During a COVID-19 affected ceremony at Cortlandt Town Hall that limited the number of in-person attendees, Becker, a cardiologist who
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Cannabis dispensaries will be allowed to set up shop in the City of Peekskill and Town of Cortlandt. Both the Peekskill Common Council and Cortlandt Town Board voted in December not to opt-out of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act
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As she sauntered into the conference room at Cortlandt Town Hall, a building that played a pivotal role in the beginning of her historic 30-year run as town supervisor, Linda Puglisi described the personal touches she made on decorating the
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For nearly six decades, Buchanan residents lived with a nuclear power plant operating in their backyard. Indian Point, which generated approximately 25 percent of the Lower Hudson Valley and New York City’s annual electricity consumption, powered off its last remaining
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County Police/Mount Kisco Dec. 22: A man arrived at the Green Street precinct at 6:23 p.m. to report that he had found a dog running in the middle of Lexington Avenue. The man coaxed the dog into his truck and
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For most, the day before Christmas is a time to fetch any last-minute gifts or bring home food items from the store and prepare for the holiday. Last Friday, Robert Tomasulo and Junior Susca were hard at work completing hundreds
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During her illustrious 30-year career as Cortlandt town supervisor, Linda Puglisi has presided over approximately 1,700 meetings and work sessions. At her final televised public meeting on Dec. 14, Puglisi found herself the center of attention as current board members,
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County Police/Mount Kisco Dec. 12: A resident arrived at the Green Street precinct to report that he had been a victim of fraud after someone withdrew $5,300 from his checking account using an altered check. The man said his bank
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