Yorktown Lions Support All Veterans

Yorktown Lions hold Clothing Drive for Veterans

Yorktown Grange Fair Celebrates The Harvest With Tractor Parade, Rides, Live Music

The popular three-day fair in Yorktown Heights will include contests, hayrides, live music, and special quiet hours.

Westchester Muslim Heritage Festival Returns To Kensico Dam Plaza

The free Valhalla festival will feature music, food, exhibits, crafts, and family activities from noon to 6 p.m.

25 Years Later, Westchester Will Hold 2 Solemn Events To Honor Victims, First Responders At 9/11 Memorial

County officials announced two public September events in Valhalla to remember 9/11 victims and those lost to related illnesses.

Westchester County Veterans Museum Unveils New 'Evolution: 250 Years of Military Gear' Exhibit

The museum's new display features authentic military artifacts and interactive screens spanning 250 years.

Bear Encounter In Somers Leads Police To Issue Reminder 'The Bears Were Here First'

Somers Police Department officers also managed to capture some candid video of the mischievous visitor.

Uncle Giuseppe's Receives Community Award from Yorktown Lions

Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace of Yorktown was honored with a plaque for its contribution to the local community.

Yorktown Lions Celebrate the Year with Their Annual Installation Brunch

The Yorktown Lions honored their members and introduced the 2026-2027 officers and directors.

Rochambeau Festival Will Come To Life In Yorktown With Reenactments, Tours, Colonial Dinner

The free event in Westchester will bring Revolutionary War reenactments, bus tours, and a special Colonial Dinner to Rochambeau Park.

2nd Arc Psychiatric Associates - Helping Young Minds Thrive

Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatry - Personalized Care that actually works.

9 Of The 'Top 10 Safest Cities In NY' Are In The Hudson Valley, New Report Finds

One Westchester town was even named the very safest in the state, in the 2026 survey of crime data from SafeWise.

Yorktown Lions Need Turkeys: Goal is 400 for 2025

Yorktown Lions Need Community Support

Friends of the John C. Hart Memorial Library Will Hold Its Big Annual Book Sale This Weekend

While Friday is the "pre-sale" day for members only, non-members can sign up that day and receive a coupon for two free books.

John C. Hart Memorial Library Has A New Reading Device For The Visually Impaired

The Optalec Compact 10 HD Speech was made possible by a $1,900 donation from the Yorktown chapter of Lions Club International.

Slow And Steady Wins The Race, But This Turtle Was Grateful For The Helping Hand

While on patrol in the town of Somers, NYSDEC officers spotted the snapping turtle attempting to cross the busy road.

Worker Killed By Falling Tree Limb Has Been ID'd As Ossining Man

The 31-year-old, who was hired to remove a tree at a Somers home, was found unconscious and later died, according to state police.

See The Joyful Moment Lost 2-Year-Old Is Reunited With Parents With Help From Man's Best Friend

Westchester County Police Department K9 Essex helped locate the lost toddler who was in an unlikely perch inside a store.

New Guiding Eyes For The Blind Training Facility Breaks Ground

The new campus will offer expanded opportunities for guide dogs and their vision-impaired companions to build lifelong bonds.

Become an AFS Host Family: Share Your Life, Shape a Future

Become a host family with AFS-USA and make a global connection that will last a lifetime.

'Stark Findings' Raise Alarm About Croton Reservoir Water Quality

Croton System chloride levels have tripled in the last 30 years and could exceed maximum salinity levels by 2108, a new DEP study finds.

Cluxatawney Henrietta Predicts Whether Spring 2025 Will Be Early

At Muscoot Farm in Somers, this is the seventh time the weather-predicting chicken tried her best at prognostication.

Yorktown Leos, Students Launch Special Cereal Drive For Food Pantry

Sealed, unopened and unexpired boxed cereal can be donated to the Community Food Pantry at Saint Mary's Mohegan Lake, through Feb. 7.

Every Worker Needs Digital Skills

No Matter Your Occupation or Age

5 HV Communities Ranked Among Safest Small Cities, Towns In U.S.

MoneyGeek analyzed crime statistics to quantify their cost and ranked small cities and towns in the United States.

Yorktown Lions sponsor "Medium Night" and "Ladies Night Out"

Visit the Yorktown Lions website: https://www.yorktownlionsclub.com and find out what they are doing in January and February.

Yorktown Lions Celebrate the Holidays with an Array of Activities

Come See Santa, Receive Personalized Santa Letters, and be Visited by Elf on the Shelf

Northern Lights Over NY More Likely Now That 'Solar Maximum' Is Here

The Hudson Valley could see more dazzling northern lights displays over the next year, experts say.

Yorktown Lions are seeking 0ver 300 turkeys.

The Yorktown Lions are commencing their annual "Turkey Drive" for Thanksgiving and the holidays.

6 Local Libraries Get Funding Windfall For Capital Projects

Libraries in Somers, Shrub Oak, Patterson, Chappaqua, North Salem and Montrose will share nearly $655K set aside by lawmakers.

Yorktown Puts Finishing Coat On New Paint Recycling Program

The recycling program is a collaboration with PaintCare, a nonprofit organization established by the American Coatings Association.

Read All About It: John C. Hart Library 4-Day Annual Book Sale Is Here

Proceeds from the sale of gently used media will directly support the library’s programming and help grow its collection.

Hudson Valley's Newest Michelin Guide Restaurant |Week In Review

Toddler Dies After Being Hit By Car |Leaf Peeping Forecast |Free Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner For School Children | Gold Medalist's Victory Lap

Peekskill Riots+School Bomb Threat Came From Overseas |Daily Digest

Plus, a house painter accused of raping child at the jobsite; Michelin Guide's newest entry and a VIP visits Sing Sing Kill Brewery​.

Fentanyl Dealer Goes Down+2 Knife Matricide |Daily Digest

Plus, Empire City Casino turns 'orange' for Hunger Action Month and missing elderly hiker rescued at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation.

Rep Urges 'Restraint' On Pet-Eating Rumors+$1M Winner |Daily Digest

Plus, Olympic gold medalist takes a victory lap; high school music teacher accused of sexually abusing student and Merit semifinalists.

An ATV Mob+A Lewd Act In The Library |Daily Digest

Plus, 9/11 remembered; toddler dies after being hit by car; JazzFest White Plains and cops ID man who died in submerged car.

Take 5 Jackpot+Guns, Texas Plates, Michigan Men |Daily Digest

Plus, gold medalist Benjamin to be honored with hometown motorcade; shooting leaves 1 dead, suspect in custody and 'Kiwi' reward grows.

First Mosquito-Borne EEE Death Causes Concern |Week In Review

Legoland New York's New Model Builder | 7 To Hospital Bee-Line Bus In I-95 Crash | 'Your Neighbors Need You,' Gas Leak Brings Outpouring

Farewell WCBS +NY Car Insurance Rates Projected To Spike |Daily Digest

Plus, giving back in honor of 9/11 victims; teen fugitive nabbed in South Carolina faces murder charge and Family Fun & Pet Extravaganza.

Heat Is On The Way+County Sells Foreclosed Properties |Daily Digest

Plus, golf course slashing; $2.4M environmental crime scheme involved bribery, illegal dumping and a fatal daylight shooting in the park.

Legoland NY's New Master Builder+Fatal Thruway Crash |Daily Digest

Plus, victim lured to fake film shoot; whale of an RFK, Jr. tale and a medical emergency caused a driver to slam into a building.

'Unspeakable Abuse To Very Young Children' |Daily Digest

Plus, celebrate Lafayette's return like it's 1824​; how far wildfire smoke is drifting into the Hudson Valley and car careens into house.

Cracked Runways At Stewart+Delivery Room Evacuation |Daily Digest

Plus two confirmed West Nile cases; campaign defiant announcing appeal of ballot decision and 'Future Filmmaker Project' earns top prize.

Oh, the Places Immaculate’s Class of 2024 Will Go!

Mustangs Set Their Sights on Exciting Careers

How Do You Give Your Child a Leg Up in College Admissions?

Immaculate High School Has a Winning Formula

What Does it Take to be in the Top 2.5 Percent of Schools?

Immaculate Offers Students a Rigorous Education and a Vibrant Student Life

Immaculate’s Focus on STEM Sets Students Up for Success

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Business Classes are on Cutting Edge.

Check Out These Local Students Doing Amazing Things This Summer!

Immaculate Mustangs Give Back, See the World and Test Drive Careers

Where is Immaculate’s Class of 2023 Headed?

Some of the Answers May Surprise You!

Parents Reveal Why They Chose Immaculate Over Other Schools

Personalized Education, College Admissions Prep and Close Knit Community Rank at Top