The replacement of a 106-year-old bridge on Old Crompond Road will continue until December with the goal of reopening the crossing. The Town of Yorktown received permission to continue the […] Read more »
The Town of Yorktown will hold a public meeting on October 6 to solicit proposals from the public for downtown revitalization grants. Yorktown officials will apply for $10 million from the […] Read more »
The Town of Yorktown has successfully completed a multi-year capital investment initiative that has delivered $3.4 million in improvements to parks across every corner of the community. From 2021 to […] Read more »
Guiding Eyes for the Blind, the Yorktown Heights-based non-profit that provides guide dogs to people with vision loss, is building a new Wellness & Training center that will enable it […] Read more »
The Friends of the John C. Hart Memorial Library will hold their annual book sale this weekend from Friday through Monday. Friday is the “pre-sale” day for members only. Non-members […] Read more »
The John C. Hart Memorial Library has bought new technology for the visually impaired thanks to a generous donation of $1,900 from the Yorktown chapter of Lions Club International. The […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblymember Matt Slater announced on Sept 17 that their legislation dedicating a portion of Route 118 here in honor of the late Jake […] Read more »
In recognition of Pride Month, New York State Senator Pete Harckham honored four LGBTQ+ advocates –Ryan Hontz, Cade Schwark, Rev. Thomas Stubbs and Laurie Doppman–for their exceptional leadership in promoting […] Read more »
Yorktown officials celebrated the grand opening of Paris Baguette Friday morning August 8. Town officials joined with the franchise owners to cut a ribbon for the international bakery café known […] Read more »
Yorktown inaugurated a renovated pickleball facility on Monday at Tom Diana Park at the Granite Knolls Recreation & Sports Complex. The pickleball facility includes six courts with new, high-quality court […] Read more »
