A coronavirus-positive test result for a Yorktown Town Hall employee led Supervisor Matt Slater to close the building Tuesday for disinfection. Town officials learned on Monday about the employee’s positive test result. The employee is quarantined at home. In response, officials
Read MoreBy Examiner Media Staff What used to be a bustling street in Mount Kisco is now left quiet, aligned with businesses trying to stay afloat amid the coronavirus outbreak. Since restaurants were forced to convert to dine-in services only two
Read MoreYorktown resident Joshua Stone has spent decades seeking to protect the public in various ways. For nearly 20 years, he was a York City police officer before retiring from the force earlier this month. About five years ago, while he
Read MoreTwo firms that will help officials develop a supplemental Master Plan for Westchester County Airport were introduced Thursday, a process that will include public discussion to help determine the future direction and operation of the facility. County Executive George Latimer
Read MoreYorktown resident Laura Sosa opened Lala’s Exotic Cuts in Yorktown on January 15, influenced by her daughter, Karelys. “My daughter’s always in a hair salon,” Sosa said last week, so she decided to open her own salon. Sosa said her
Read MoreSomers resident Mark Bartelini said athletics saved his life. Bartelini said last week he is using his passion for physical training to help youths. “I fell in love with working out when I was 13,” Bartelini said. As a high
Read MoreWith a late fall and early winter that has included its share of brutally cold and stormy weather, there is a new place to play soccer and other sports indoor in Yorktown. Solaris Sports Clubs opened on Veterans Road three
Read MoreDr. Mitchell Kahn recalled last week how he mulled his options before deciding to become a dentist. Kahn explained last week why he wanted to become a dentist. “I always loved to work with my hands. I used to
Read MoreDemocrat Vedat Gashi comfortably defeated former Yorktown supervisor Michael Grace Tuesday night in the race to represent District 4 on the Board of Legislators. With 84 percent of the vote counted, Gashi led Grace 5,858 to 4,645, according to the
Read MoreFrom the day Michael Kaplowitz announced he would be leaving the Board of Legislators last winter, it seemed that District 4 would be at a bit of a disadvantage, at least to start. The 22-year lawmaker had built up such
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