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The Tigers getting set to battle Port Jefferson in the regional semi-final.

North Salem boys soccer heads for regional final

After capturing the section title, the Tigers moved on to the regional round.
Erika Pierce

Pierce defeats Diaz in County Legislature race

Incumbent Legislator Erika Pierce bested challenger Braille Diaz.
Karol Deluce

DeLuce voted new North Salem Tax Receiver

Democrat Karol DeLuce bested Republican Randi Bowen in the race for North Salem’s receiver of taxes.
Ken Jenkins declares victory in the Nov. 4 election for Westchester County Executive.

Jenkins declares victory in county executive race

Democrat Ken Jenkins has been re-elected Westchester County Executive, defeating Republican Christine Sculti in a rematch of February’s special election.

Brewster man arrested for public lewdness on bike path in Carmel

A Brewster man has been arrested and charged with public lewdness after sheriff’s deputies found him naked on the Putnam Trailway bike path in Carmel Hamlet. Acting Sheriff Brian Hess said that Dennis O. Cantoral Lopez was arrested during the...

Schools
Dear Dr. Linda, Our fourth-grader had to write a Halloween story. Since my wife and I were both wrapped up with family problems, we didn’t have time to check his story before he handed it in. We told him to type it on the computer because spell...
When Richard Mull walked the halls of Purdys High School—before the days of North Salem High School—the building may have been small, but the spirit inside was enormous.
When the North Salem High School volleyball teams take the court in October, they’re playing for something bigger than a win.
Exotic animals captivated kindergarteners at Pequenakonck Elementary School.
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Westchester Oratorio Society Continues 28th Season with November 21st Concert in Mount Kisco
Westchester Oratorio Society, David Štech, artistic director, continues its 28th season with a Friday evening November 21st performance entitled, "Sure on this Shining Night," with Benjamin …

American Christmas Invites Trade Professionals to Experience Holiday Magic at Its Wholesale Open House
MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. (October 28, 2025) – American Christmas, the nation’s premier source for spectacular, commercial-grade holiday décor, is opening its doors to the trade community …
Nightmare on Bank Street returns to Club Fit Jefferson Valley
Get ready for a fun evening because Nightmare on Bank Street is back at Club Fit Jefferson Valley (600 Bank Road, Jefferson Valley, NY 10535)! This annual Halloween celebration has become a …
RCC Receives National Award for Higher Education Excellence
Rockland is one of six SUNY campuses and only SUNY Community College to receive the recognition.
Rockland Community College Signs Transfer Agreement with Missouri Southern State University
Creating new pathways for students in environmental science and natural and physical sciences.
Opinion
Publisher's Memo
Brett Freeman

Biased—but not in the way you think

If you think we're biased, you’re right. But not in the way you think. People know my political ideology. I don’t hide it. I write Publisher’s Memos. I say what I think about national politics, free speech, media, immigration, Israel—you name it....

Charlie Kirk in his own words

On the Civil Right Act At a "Prove Me Wrong" event, when asked by a student if he would get rid of the Civil Rights Act if he had the opportunity, Kirk responded by saying: "No, I think you should have a one-page bill that says that racial...

No Kings—and no double standards

This past weekend, thousands of people took to the streets in places like Brewster, Mount Kisco and Purdys as part of the nationwide "No Kings" rallies. They marched with American flags, sang “This Land Is Your Land,” and held signs that read...

Guest Opinion
First it was 60 Minutes. Slapped with a frivolous $10-billion lawsuit by President Trump, Paramount, the show’s corporate parent, chose to pay Trump $16 million and degrade the iconic TV newsmagazine’s editorial independence rather than defend...
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, As the former owner of Frank’s Pizza — a business that proudly served this community for many years — and now as the owner of several properties here in North Salem, I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to...
Dear Editor, Karen Roach has been the Town of North Salem Tax Receiver for over 25 years. She’s retiring this year and it is time for our town to elect a new tax receiver. Karen’s expertise, friendliness and experience will be missed but we...
Dear Editor, At the Seniors Forum held on October 14th at the North Salem Fire Department, one candidate clearly stood out - Randi Bowen. With her professionalism, warmth, and deep understanding of our...
Sports
The Tigers took down Haldane to claim their third straight section title.
North Salem boys soccer three-peats as section champs
After trouncing Tuckahoe in the semifinals, the top-ranked Tigers took the next step in their playoff campaign.
Noemi Torres
North Salem girls soccer to continue playoff run after sectional loss
The Tigers' playoff hopes are still alive after losing in the section finals.
The Tigers celebrate a goal against Leffell
Rain-soaked wins send North Salem soccer squads to section finals
Pelting rain did little to slow the offense as both Tiger soccer teams started their playoff campaigns.
Aidan Santis
North Salem Varsity Roundup: Tigers ready to rumble in postseason
With the regular season in the rearview, it's playoff time in Tiger town!
Abbey Hehman
John Jay-North Salem swimmers make a splash against Somers-Yorktown
The John Jay–North Salem swim team faced Somers-Yorktown in a crosstown meet.
Obituaries
Obituaries
Ann Vance-Halloran
Ann Vance-Halloran, 89, of Somers, died on Wednesday, October 22.
Thornton D. Avery
Thornton D. Avery passed away peacefully at his home on Monday, October 27.
Peter A. Walsh
Peter A. Walsh, 97, went home to be with the Lord on October 24, 2025.

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Community
With a 234-year legacy at stake, a neighboring congregation has stepped forward to help preserve this piece of Westchester history.
Thousands of residents across the Hudson Valley joined in the nationwide “No Kings Day of Action."
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Home & Garden

Family fun at Whispering Pines

Autumn has arrived at Whispering Pines Nursery and Garden Center, and the grounds are bursting with seasonal color, family fun, and exciting events. Located on Route 6 at the Somers–Yorktown border, Whispering Pines is more than a nursery—it’s a...

Cozy up your home this season with Brewster Paint & Decorating Center

For more than 35 years, Brewster Paint & Decorating Center has been helping the community bring new life to their homes. Family-owned and proudly local, the store has become a trusted destination for homeowners and businesses, offering...

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Meet the U.S. Army Soldier-athletes on a mission to compete for gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics
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Are STIs truly declining, or is our data just not very good? What the 2024 CDC STI report really shows
Healthbeat reports a 9% decline in STIs in 2024, but data limitations suggest caution in interpreting this trend. Congenital syphilis cases rise.
10 most common full names in America and their effect on online persona
Anywho reports on the top 10 most common full names in the U.S. and how sharing a popular moniker can affect searchability, privacy, and lead to mistaken identity in the digital world.