by Richard Becker As a resident of the Town of Cortlandt — who also happens to be its Deputy Supervisor – I believe that I am far from alone in […] Read more »
Founder and Director Joseph McGill will spend the night at Van Cortlandt and Philipsburg Manors Historic Hudson Valley (HHV) today announced that Joseph McGill, founder of the acclaimed Slave Dwelling […] Read more »
Plans are underway to create a festival July 14-18, 2021, but funds are needed to make "The Feast" a success, and to help build toward the centennial celebration a year from now. Read more »
New Military Tribute Banners in the Town of Cortlandt for the 2021 season are now on display. The town says the program, now in its second year, “honors and thanks all of our brave men and women who have defended our Country and fought for our […] Read more »
A Monthly Retrospective of Linda Puglisi’s 30 Years as Town of Cortlandt Supervisor Two groups in our community that have always been very important to me are Veterans (men […] Read more »
The Gedney Endowment for Library Development The Hendrick Hudson Free Library has received a $580,000 gift from the estate of Mr. John B. Gedney. Mr. Gedney first reached out to […] Read more »
My name is Tom Walsh and I am a candidate for Cortlandt Town Board. Read more »
One Cortlandt mom credits NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital with giving her a second chance at life and the confidence to have her second child It was New Year’s Eve and […] Read more »
Entergy Corporation (NYSE: ETR) today completed the sale of the subsidiaries that own Indian Point Energy Center to a Holtec International subsidiary, which plans to complete major decommissioning activities at […] Read more »
On Friday, May 21, Finkelstein Timberger East (FTERE), developer, property manager and owners of Meadowbrook Commons on the Boulevard joined with the Town of Cortlandt to celebrate the opening of […] Read more »
