As a Village of Ossining police officer, Putnam Valley resident Mike Lantz had completed required training in such skills as CPR, first aid and AED. But often a person in distress needs medical assistance before police and other certified emergency
Read MoreA 46-year-old Mount Kisco woman faces up to 25 years in jail after she was accused Thursday of stealing more than $1.4 million from two depositors during her tenure as branch manager of an Ossining bank. The indictment, consisting of
Read MoreAbout 5,000 residents in the Village of Ossining are being instructed to boil their water before drinking it or using it for food preparation at least through Sunday following a water main break Thursday night on Route 134 near
Read MoreThe Ossining Town Board is asking for resident input on moving forward with police protection in the unincorporated area for the next four years. At a town hall meeting last week, the board heard presentations from the Ossining Police Department
Read MoreA drunk driver who killed a candidate running for Ossining town justice last September while he was crossing Route 9A to put up campaign signs pled guilty last week to vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated. Michelle Sergio, 39,
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen While many local residents were focusing on Easter last weekend, residents in Ossining took time on Saturday to celebrate a holiday of a different sort. The fifth annual Earth Day Celebration, hosted by Green Ossining, aimed to
Read MoreAn Ossining man who was paralyzed in the December derailment of a Metro-North Railroad train that killed four commuters is suing for $100 million to ensure his future medical care. Samuel Rivera, 39, a Metro-North mechanic, was traveling to New
Read MoreWhile the City of Peekskill wrestles with spending $1 million on a revaluation of residential and commercial properties, the Town of Ossining is moving ahead with being the third municipality in Westchester to take the leap. Tyler Technologies, the company
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With mounds of snow still piled up and some bone chilling temperatures in northern Westchester, thoughts should soon turn to warmer weather . Ossining resident Bob DeMaine, president of theTorview Swim and Tennis Club board of directors, said it is
Read MoreTwo possible redevelopment projects for the Market Square section of Ossining were presented to the public and Village Board of Trustees last week. The enhanced urban design study looked at four parcels totaling about 1.5 acres at Main and Spring
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