$3 trillion appropriations bill provides only $3 billion for mental health support
Discussion focuses on pandemic's impact on organizations as they balance treatment requirements and safety concerns
CLEARWATER TO HOST 12-HOUR MOTHER’S DAY CONCERT AND FUNDRAISER IN MEMORY OF TOSHI SEEGER
More than 10,000 pounds of food collected
Legislation aimed at necessary protections and initiatives for jobs, local funding and oversight during decommissioning of nuclear plant
Post, who joined the organization in 2010, previously served as Secretary and Vice-Chairperson
More than 50 participants given an opportunity to ask questions and share ideas
Peekskill BID Launches Search for Creative Visionary to Manage Farmers Market
Resolution recognizes the financial hardship many residents are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic
Good news on "Tax Day": personal income tax rates in NY continue to decrease.
Rudikoff Joins Peekskill Economic Development Office and appointed Executive Director of the Peekskill Industrial Development Agency
Pick Up Friday, April 10, 2020, 1pm-3:30pm, Manzer’s Landscaping, 1060 Lower South Street, Peekskill, NY
Changes Adapted from Harckham’s Co-Sponsored Bill
Auto insurance customers 15% of their monthly premiums for April and May
City asking for protective equipment to aid those on the front lines
Killing COVID-19 and other Virus: ViroClean Disinfecting Service Launched by JP McHale Pest Management for Businesses
"A responsible budget that protects New Yorkers’ health and values during these difficult times."
Waived Earnings Cap Allows Retired Public Healthcare, Public Safety Workers to Join COVID-19 Fight
New Yorkers may be calling the hotline and not receiving the information they need because of a language barrier
The Defense Production Act will immediately start generating the necessary equipment, tools and resources for healthcare workers.
New legislation ensures employees in NY can access paid leave if they are subject to a mandatory or precautionary quarantine
Important emergency measures New York State has taken to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic
Urges action in letter to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission after report on faulty analysis led to approval
The Ossining fifth-graders chose the structure of their new playground by vote of the student council.
$100,000 state grant will help with dredging and shoreline work at James M. Carroll Park in Thornwood
In honor of Black History Month, The Blak Collective invites residents and business leaders to focus forward on 2020 at its networking mixer
$50,000 in state grant funding for the purchase of state-of-the-art security equipment
Funds will further a variety of important projects including the reconstruction of Fleischmann Pier, designs for a waterfront trail and more
A Union That Strengthens The Abilities Of The Keon Center and Abbott House
A great night of comedy with three amazing comedians at the Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill.
Legislation will offer job protections and guarantees for the workers at the Indian Point Energy Center
City’s new firehouse receives multiple awards for its design and architecture
The Peekskill Rotary - Literacy Lovers Project was selected as Barnes and Noble’s nonprofit recipient for its 2019 Holiday Book Drive.
Legendary Westchester Artist is bringing the Birthday Bash to famous Peekskill, NY Cafe
Two signature musical events w/Grammy award-winning Lisa Gutkin's ‘’Lisa’s Pieces,’’ w/musicians Mark Murphy, Michael Sassano, Wayne Fugate
First Hebrew presents free programs with Joe Rosenstein November 15-17.
Frances Gibbs was mayor of Peekskill from 1994 to 1999
New York State Senator Pete Harckham announces $100,000 state grant for project
Peekskill DRI Local Planning Committee Seeks Project Proposals from the Community
Church of God Members in 35 Countries Launch Two-Week Awareness Campaign About the Existence of the Female Image of God