Catena Cavallaro, North Salem’s oldest known resident, celebrated her 110th birthday among family and friends at Salem Hills in North Salem last week.

“You don’t meet too many people that have hit this milestone,” Supervisor Warren Lucas said upon presenting her with a proclamation, which declared Oct. 8, 2017, “Catena Cavallaro Day.” “This is very, ...

NORTH SALEM, N.Y.--The Food Bank for Westchester estimates that there are 200,000 people in the county who are hungry or at risk of suffering from hunger. Two North Salem teens want to change that and are asking the community for help.

Lily Kappes and Amanda Chefalas, both 15 and students at the North Salem Middle/High School, are the youth organizers for the Northern Westchester Mobile Food ...

NORTH SALEM, N.Y.--When Natalie Intrieri, 17, felt that younger Girl Scouts weren’t getting the same opportunities she had when she was their age, she wanted to do something to improve their experience. 

“We’re the oldest troop and we’re probably the most active troop,” she said of North Salem Girl Scout Troop 2850.  
 

Intrieri joined her troop ...

NORTH SALEM, N.Y.--Growing up in a family of six, North Salem native Meghan Tuerff, 28, said not getting along was simply not an option. 

Meghan is the second oldest of four siblings, all born two years apart. Her maiden name, Clark, is shared by her sister, Caitlin, 30, and her brothers, Andrew, 26, and Michael, 24.  After years of sharing a name, a home, schools, sports teams and ...

NORTH SALEM, N.Y.--North Salem Cub Scout Pack 1 is spreading the love at its annual pack night, or first meeting of the year, Sept. 15. 

Its  invited the whole town to participate in the “Kindness Rocks” challenge. The idea is to decorate a rock with an inspiring message and leave it somewhere as a random act of kindness. 

The project has its own website and is ...

NORTH SALEM, N.Y.--Dozens gathered at the North Salem Fire House on Titicus Road to mark the 16th anniversary of 9/11.

Veterans and their families attended the event, as well as local officials including Sen. Terrence Murphy, North Salem Town Supervisor Warren Lucas, and Councilman Martin Aronchick.

The attacks claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people, including North Salem resident Vincent ...