The Republican primary didn’t just shake up the race for Yorktown supervisor. It might well have triggered a move for new leadership of the Republican Town Committee, possibly putting a political staffer with ties to both the town’s state legislators at the helm of the local party. Under county by-laws,... Read More →
Republican candidate Nan Hayworth, who is running against Rep. John Hall in New York’s 19th Congressional District, spoke at an event hosted by the Pound Ridge Women’s Republican Club at Crabtree’s Kittle House in Chappaqua on Oct. 15, 2010. New York’s 19th Congressional District Republican candidate Nan Hayworth thanks Pound… Read More →
Bennett Weiss of Newburgh holds up a sign to speak out against John Hall’s continuing support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as his opinion of the mosque at Ground Zero outside Colonial Terrace in Cortlandt Manor this evening. Hall, along with former President Bill Clinton, was… Read More →
It was an interesting night for the region’s volleyball teams when reigning Class C title holders Croton-Harmon hosted Class D champions Haldane; and in Montrose, Class B champs Hen Hud hosted AA winners Arlington. Volleyball is one of the sports in the area where the size of your school doesn’t… Read More →
On the eve of tomorrow’s Republican Assembly primary in the 99th District, challenger Steve Katz continues to take issue with Jim Borkowski’s 2009 Working Families Party endorsement. That was the only line Borkowski held in his run for Putnam County Sheriff after losing the GOP primary to incumbent Don Smith…. Read More →
As daughter Cecelia, 4, left, and wife Danielle cheer him on, Chris Egan of Croton kisses his son, Finn, 3, as he stops to greet them during the Westchester Toughman Half Iron Triathlon in Croton-On-Hudson late this morning. For more photos from the Toughman Half Iron Triathlon 2010, please visit… Read More →
Ella Salvati, 2, of Briarcliff, looks at a horse, Dale, in one of the barns at the Yorktown Grange Fair this afternoon. For more photos from the Yorktown Grange Fair 2010, please visit our gallery at LoHud.com.
Ken Faughnan of Cornwall, left, Wassil’s sister Judy Ryan of Tobyhanna, Pa., and Reggie Rose of Plymouth, Mass., right, talk with former Detective Charles Wassil at the fund-raising event for Wassil in Peekskill this afternoon. After following the call of duty on 9/11 and responding to Ground Zero, Wassil developed… Read More →
Maria Jose Patino, 6, left, and Nicole Vazquez, 8, both of Peekskill, laugh together while riding the teacups at the first annual Italian Festival in Peekskill today. Over 7,000 people showed up over the three-day span of the event. To see more photos from the Peekskill Italian Festival, please check… Read More →
YORKTOWN — In back-to-back, Friday the 13th press conferences, including one at a funeral home, first-time candidates in the race for state Assembly each vowed to bring reform to New York. This is a “unique time for reform,” Democrat Brendan Tully said this morning outside the Yorktown Community and Cultural… Read More →