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Katz: "We must restore honesty and integrity in Albany, returning our government to function for and by the people." Tully: "I support a complete restructure of the ethics law to increase enforcement and make it more stringent."
Yorktown resident Paul Gherson offers a glimpse of Japanese culture through his photographs.
Town board holds a short short work session meeting on July 27 to discuss some matters.
Isabel M. Klein will start working as the town's court clerk on August 2.
In case you missed the Bon Jovi Tribute show, here is a video with some of the songs the band performed at Yorktown Stage.
Assemblyman candidate will present the People’s Comprehensive Reform Plan at Town Hall on July 27 at 11 a.m.
Andres W. Arias, 30, of Yonkers, is charged with two petit larcenies, a criminal contempt, and unlawful possession of marijuana.
The town board work session public meeting will start at 8 p.m. after a closed work session at Town Hall Board Room.
The life-size monument would feature three soldiers and would be put where the battle took place, at the intersection of Routes 100 and 118.
The town board work session public meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. after a closed work session at Town Hall Board Room.
Missed something in Yorktown? Here is a rundown of the news in town from Monday, July 19 to Sunday July 25.
Personal trainers at Club Fit explain the benefit of a TRX workout.
Tully calls for a need to "embrace new ideas and work together" because saying "we need to fix Albany" is not enough.
Missed something in Yorktown? Here is a rundown of the news in town from Monday, July 12 to Sunday July 18.
A round up of police activity from July 9- July 15: pot dealers, stolen bracelets, man beats up a woman, Driving While Intoxicated arrests, identity thefts, armed man robs a shoe store.
Police report an armed robbery at the Cortlandt Town Center. Van Cortlandtville Elementary, right across the street from the shopping center, goes in lockout.
Among the matters on the July 13 work session agenda were the YCCC improvements, garbage collection for the YVAC, and new policies.
A round up of police activity from July 2 to July 8: A woman is charged with DWI, domestic disputes, dozens of reports of fireworks, stolen Lexus from Macy's parking lot, two residents report identity theft, lost dog, thief caught in Sears.
The owner of a Maltese dog was arrested and charged with animal cruelty.
Ashley M. Jones stole $9,527 while working at Dunkin' Donuts. Sylvester M. Salzano and Kevin L. Velazquez posses marijuana and a forged driver's license. Pedro Valez beat up a woman causing bruising and swelling on her face.
