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Yorktown residents gathered for a memorial event honoring local veterans and showcasing community service initiatives, emphasizing unity and gratitude.
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Yorktown residents gathered for a memorial event honoring local veterans and showcasing community service initiatives, emphasizing unity and gratitude.

The March 2026 issue of the River Journal is now accessible online, offering Westchester readers insights and features on local news, events, and community highlights.

In a significant development for Westchester County, Jermaine Holley was found not guilty of the 2003 murder of 18-year-old Jawann McDonald. The case highlights issues of wrongful accusations and justice within the community.

Residents are urging for sensible solutions to parking issues in Philips Manor. A recent letter highlights ongoing concerns and proposes community engagement.

A Newtown resident has been appointed the new executive director of the Sandy Hook Animal Sanctuary, marking a significant step for the facility and its mission to care for abused and abandoned animals.

A new program is enhancing independence for New Yorkers with disabilities by promoting supported decision-making. This initiative is particularly significant for Westchester residents seeking more autonomy.

Columbia University protester Kamau Mamdani has been released after a year in ICE custody, with Mamdani attributing his release to former President Trump. This incident highlights ongoing immigration issues affecting Westchester residents.

Westchester County embraced the spirit of St. Patrick's Day with lively parades featuring engines, sirens, and drums. These celebrations marked a joyous occasion for residents to come together and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

The Fairfield Chamber hosted an event celebrating women who have made significant contributions in business, highlighting their impact in the community. The gathering included inspiring stories and recognition for their achievements.

Westchester grapples with sustainable energy plans, a serious face-slashing incident, and a tragic fatal crash, highlighting community concerns.

Feeding Westchester's signature fundraiser, 'An Evening in Good Taste,' is returning on April 16, 2026. The event will showcase local restaurants and chefs, benefiting those facing food insecurity in the region.

Former FCC Chair under Trump has been pressuring local TV stations on their news coverage, raising concerns among Westchester residents about media independence and integrity.