Fifteen interns gained valuable workplace experience at a Summer Youth Experience Program at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt. Throughout the five-week program, the teenagers, who have at least one parent employed by the hospital, received a behind-the-scenes look at
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The cause of a blaze at the Coachlight Square condominium complex that either destroyed or damaged 12 units and displaced approximately 25 residents has been determined by the Westchester County Police Cause & Origin Team. Kieran O’Leary, a spokesman for
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Cortlandt officials are considering putting the brakes on any more gasoline service stations setting up shop on Route 6. The Town Board has scheduled a public hearing for September 21 on what will likely be either a nine-month or one-year
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A fast-moving fire at a condominium complex in Montrose Friday night left 12 units uninhabitable and displaced approximately 25 residents. The blaze at Coachlight Square, which is located off Kings Ferry Road, broke out at about 9:45 p.m. in one
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By Samuel Rowland Robert Segnit, who died on March 7, 2021, was honored in a bright, sunny memorial Sunday at Charles J. Cook Pool in Cortlandt, which he had run for more than 20 summers as aquatics director. The memorial
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By Michael Gold A new school in Pleasantville is alive with the sound of music. The Cortlandt School of Performing Arts is currently teaching students at a new location in the village, at 29 Marble Ave. Students can receive lessons
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Cortlandt officials have notified Con Edison of their dissatisfaction with the condition several town roads were left following the installation of an underground gas line. Supervisor Linda Puglisi sent a letter directly to Con Edison President Timothy Cawley and Chairman
Read MoreHello fellow residents of the Town of Cortlandt, my name is Tom Walsh and I am a candidate for Cortlandt Town Board. I have been a Cortlandt resident for the past 12 years and truly feel blessed to have this
Read MoreMy neighbors in Greater Teatown and the Town of Cortlandt have spent the past six years stuck in a back-and-forth with a secretive developer who is attempting to ram through approvals to create a self-described “luxury substance abuse treatment facility”
Read MoreNewYork-Presbyterian is requiring all staff to be vaccinated to continue to prevent hospitalizations, death, and spread of COVID-19. In a letter to employees last week, Steven J. Corwin, M.D., President & Chief Executive Officer and Laura L. Forese, M.D., Executive
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