Thane Grauel

Unofficial results Tuesday night in the Democratic primary show Cait Conley with decisive victories in every part of the 17th Congressional District, making her the Democratic nominee who will face incumbent Republican Rep. Mike Lawler in the general election.

One firefighter was injured when he fell from the first floor into the basement of the burning home on Elmwood Drive. After his rescue by other firefighters he was treated at a hospital and later released.

By LOGAN KREISBERG Precipitation was unable to stop the 286 members of the Fox Lane High School Class of 2026 from graduating on June 23.

By THANE GRAUEL The new Revolutionary War plaque outside Conant Hall in Pound Ridge will be dedicated today, Friday, July 3, at 4 p.m.

The unanimous vote followed months of public discussion at hearings and in online forums, at times contentious, and follows the district's authorization last month by the New York State Comptroller's Office. It also comes as an appeal of an unsuccessful lawsuit challenging the validity of the town's application to the state is pending.

The subdivision request by 831 Route 35 Cross River LLC, seeks to carve the 14.5-acre lot into 14 lots, ranging in size from 0.5 to 1.1 acres. It would have a private road, cul-de-sac and entry gate.

Friday, July 17 Katonah Sidewalk Sale Days. katonahchamber.org . All-day event with bargains, live music, food and more.

By THANE GRAUEL The Town Board on Tuesday heard a presentation on the town's annual audit for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2025.

Howard Newman lives on a wooded expanse off Pine Brook Road, not far from protected land preserves. His mailbox is in Bedford but his house is in Pound Ridge. Last Thursday, a bear with no boundaries passed by a sizable lake and climbed two fences to tiptoe down into the blue, manmade pool in Newman's yard.

By THANE GRAUELA South Salem man who tussled with police and kicked out a window of a patrol vehicle has been convicted of five criminal charges.That in itself is not remarkable, but the legal journey of Carlos Bringas, 37, now in its fifth year, has not followed a typical path. The charges were relatively minor — four misdemeanors and a violation, but no felonies. Rather than being heard in a county courthouse, where charges are often reduced and plea deals reached, proceedings were in the loca