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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 MoreCroton-on-Hudson Police Department Jan. 26: A resident reported at 11:15 a.m. that he was in the Croton Diner about 20 minutes ago to pick up food. While he was there, a young white female in her 30s with blue eyes, long
Read MoreTraffic and congestion in the vicinity of the proposed $1.2 billion North 60 bio-science, research and development center in Valhalla were the overwhelming concerns heard from Mount Pleasant residents last week. The town’s Planning Board conducted a virtual public hearing
Read MoreNorth Castle Planning Board members appear satisfied with the latest version of The Summit Club’s residential plan for its proposed 73-unit luxury golf course community in Armonk. Representatives for the Summit Club presented to the board and the town’s Planning
Read MoreGov. Kathy Hochul signed New York’s redistricting into law late last week after both houses of the state legislature completed new lines for Assembly, Senate and congressional districts. Its greatest impact locally will present itself in significant changes to the
Read MoreThe Peekskill Housing Authority seeks a volunteer to fill a vacant position on the board of commissioners. The mission of the PHA is to provide decent, safe and affordable housing for low and moderate-income residents of the City of Peekskill.
Read MoreKearney Realty and Development Group will receive a total of $5.2 million in state tax credits for its Hamlet at Carmel project in Putnam County, which will include 75 affordable housing units. The Hamlet of Carmel project, which will be
Read MoreGreenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner revealed Monday that town officials were recently informed that BJ’s Wholesale Club will be filling the former Kmart space in the Crossroads Shopping Center on Route 119. BJ’s will be the first store in a
Read MoreFour months ago, the members of the American Legion Gilbert Rauh Post 1574 had prepared to say goodbye to their longtime building on Garrigan Avenue in Thornwood. The remnants of Hurricane Ida that swept through the region on Sept. 1
Read MoreThe number of housing units planned on the property of the former Soundview Preparatory School on Underhill Ave. in Yorktown has been reduced. Representatives of Unicorn Contracting informed the Yorktown Town Board on Jan. 25 that the original proposal for
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