Catholics from around the globe will be visiting Putnam County this year after Cardinal Timothy Michael Dolan, Archbishop of the New York Archdiocese, has designated Graymoor in Garrison as a ...

A member of the Putnam Valley Fire Department and his family lost their worldly possessions last week when fire destroyed their wood frame home on Peekskill Hollow Road. Nine-one-one calls sent Putnam ...

Preparing for life after high school has been the focus of the Carmel School District’s PACE or Personal Academic and Community Experience program. The special needs students in the program have been ...

Last week, Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17) re-introduced the Endowment Accountability Act. In a press release, Lawler characterized the proposed legislation as “a bill aimed at ensuring wealthy ...

To The Editor: Before all those “hand wringers” begin to bemoan how badly illegal immigrants are being treated, here are a few “hard facts”: • More than 43% of all food stamps are given to illegals, • ...

Thirteen-year-old boys and girls enrolled in an elective business class at the Henry Wells Middle School in Brewster have been designing and building products to make their lives easier. Student Jack ...

The Putnam Legislature’s Physical Services Committee has approved lease agreements with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County, the Putnam Community Action Partnership (CAP) and United for the ...

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This is not the usual Putnam County coverage area. But it deserves attention, nonetheless. North Rockland High School, in nearby Westchester County, won the Section 1 girls bowling title in for the ...

Animal abuse is an all-too-common occurrence in Putnam County. Whenever cases of mistreatment take place, the Putnam SPCA is summoned to investigate. Last Sunday, dozens of supporters of the SPCA ...

Hot on the heels of the recent announcement of two Democratic candidates - Ben Cheah and Ned Rauch - for seats on the Philipstown Town Board, two more have thrown their hats in the ring. John Maasik ...