SafeWise Names Yorktown One of the Safest NY Communities for 2026

In a year where safety concerns are mounting across the Empire State, Yorktown has once again distinguished itself as a sanctuary of security. According to SafeWise’s 12th annual Safest Cities in […] Read more »

Harckham Supports Affordable Utility Costs with a Dozen Bills to Expand Solar Energy in NY

New York State Senator Pete Harckham has introduced a dozen bills so far in 2026 to increase solar energy production statewide to fight rising utility costs and support affordability measures, […] Read more »

Ossining High School Students Win 42 Scholastic Art Awards

Ossining High School continues to distinguish itself in the arts, with students receiving 42 Scholastic Art Awards this year in categories as diverse as experimental photography, fashion, and film & animation. […] Read more »

Treason of the Blackest Dye Exhibit at the Irvington Historical Society Opens February 21

A special exhibit, Treason of the Blackest Dye: The True Story of Arnold, André, and Three Honest Militiamen, will open Saturday, February 21 at the Irvington Historical Society and run […] Read more »

Gotta Sing Events—New Business Creates Sing-Alongs for the Over-40 Set

Gotta Sing Events, a new live entertainment company founded by Lisa Reich and Hildee Isaacs, is reinventing the sing-along in a fun, fresh new way, designed especially for “Gen-Xers, Baby […] Read more »

Philipse Manor Hall Announces New Slate Of Winter Break Activities

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site is pleased to present three days of Winter Break Activities inspired by everyday life in colonial New York that will involve creative crafts, interactive demonstrations, […] Read more »

Archbishop Stepinac’s “SOUPer Bowl” Food Drive Tops 8,000 Pounds for Westchester Neighbors

Archbishop Stepinac High School scored big for Westchester families today, delivering more than 8,000 pounds of food to Feeding Westchester as part of its annual “SOUPer Bowl” food drive. This […] Read more »

Join WDOM for Presentation: Making Healthcare More Accessible

Need help with Medicare Advantage, supplemental insurance, drug plans, or even contesting medical billing issues? Westchester Disabled On the Move (WDOM), a leading advocate for people with disabilities, can help. […] Read more »

The Peekskill Democratic City Committee Endorses Cait Conley for Congress in New York’s 17th Congressional District

Congressional candidate Cait Conley announced the endorsement of the Peekskill Democratic City Committee in the race for NY-17, after a vote taken Tuesday evening. “The Peekskill Democratic City Committee overwhelmingly […] Read more »

Peep Space in Tarrytown to Host a Group Exhibition of Twelve Artists

A Multi-Scalar Habitat gathers twelve artists whose practices build worlds tactile, imagined, and hand-made. Together, their works assemble an unexpected community of objects: drawings that open portals, ceramics that behave like […] Read more »