Government
By CAROL REIF
April 9, 2021NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - Now that Albany has legalized adult-use recreational marijuana, communities such as North Salem have to decide what that ultimately means to them.
The new law, signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on March 31, allows cities, towns and villages to opt out of allowing retail pot dispensaries or licenses for “consumption sites.” Under the measure’s previous iteration, ...
The North Salem Town Board voted unanimously Tuesday, March 23, to adopt the final report of its Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative task force.
The assessment of local law enforcement and subsequent recommendations for improvements were required by Gov. Andrew Cuomo as part of his administration’s response to the growing demands for accountability and change that followed the ...
A bridge project that would temporarily close down part of Peach Lake Road (Route 121) next spring could prove “nightmarish” for commuters and pose problems for emergency vehicles, town officials said last week.
The span in question carries vehicles over a stream just north of Cottage Place, a small street leading into the Pietsch Gardens Cooperative. The stream’s waters flow ...
Gina Arena, a Republican candidate for county Legislature, is calling on Westchester lawmakers to pass a resolution demanding that Gov. Andrew Cuomo resign in light of the sexual harassment claims that have been lodged against him.
So far, seven women have come forward, including 25-year-old Charlotte Bennett, a 2013 graduate of John Jay High School in Lewisboro. Earlier this month, the ...
Personal documents and bills are a valuable resource for identity thieves.
They can contain everything from your name, address, phone number, Social Security number, and credit card information. North Salem folks can bring their old papers to the parking lot of the Town Meeting Hall at 66 June Road from 9-11 a.m. on Thursday, April 8, for safe shredding.
The Westchester County service is ...
