Figures from the Peekskill Finance Department reveal that the total amount of unpaid property taxes eligible for collection through foreclosure has climbed to nearly $4 million. The city has not held ...
As a nonprofit newspaper recognized by the IRS, the Peekskill Herald has a Board of Directors who are charged with directing the affairs of the organization in accordance with its mission. The mission ...
Henry Seger’s legacy of bringing delight to children and adults with his epic Halloween displays lives on in a new venue this ...
The Paramount Theater’s marquees were lit up with “Welcome to the Paramount Hudson Valley, Governor Kathy Hochul” on Sunday, ...
Dana Levenberg (D) of Ossining is seeking her third two-year term in the New York State Assembly, serving District 95, which ...
Public hearing held on proposed amendment to permit bicycles and e-bikes at multi-use trails in City of Peekskill ...
Breaks, changes in water flow and sediment-laden water are testing an aging network as Phase II of the pipe replacement ...
A proposed tax hike of 3.5 percent in City Manager Matthew Alexander’s tentative budget for 2027 was presented to the ...
Improvements for the 102-year-old span include a reinforced deck, modern barriers, fences to discourage jumpers, wider ...
New York State is home to the country’s largest percentage of residential co-op apartments. In New York City, the majority of ...
Letters to the Editor can be sent to letters@peekskillherald.com with full name and town (which are published) plus contact ...
After nearly seven decades of serving the community, St. Columbanus School in Cortlandt Manor is closing its classroom doors for the final time. The Archdiocese of New York announced June 18 that St.
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