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How a 14-year-long legal fight left valuable Langley land vacant

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How a 14-year-long legal fight left valuable Langley land vacant

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City Honors Seven LGBTQ+ Members for Pride Month

Pride Month · Peekskill

City Honors Seven LGBTQ+ Members for Pride Month

A nationally recognized artist along with a SiriusXM radio show host, teachers and two community organizers are the professions of the seven individuals recognized by the City of Peekskill during Pride Month. Their achievements and contributions where honored before the Monday, June 24 Common Council meeting. Mayor Vivian McKenzie presented proclamations to V.L. Cox, Derek Hartley, Marybeth McGowan, Marjie Kemper, Charles DiGruccio, and John-Pa…Read Article

City Approves Capital Plan, Passes Law for ‘Best Value’ Procurement Policy

Peekskill · Peekskill

City Approves Capital Plan, Passes Law for ‘Best Value’ Procurement Policy

Preparations for the City of Peekskill’s 2026 budget are underway. On Monday, June 23, the Common Council passed one local law and 15 resolutions, including a resolution to authorize the acceptance of the city’s 2026-2033 capital plan. The city’s charter requires the comptroller to prepare a five-year capital program to be presented to the council three months prior to the final submission of the budget. The general fund project total is over $1…Read Article

Facebook Account Helps Conclude Year-Long Manhunt in Fatal Peekskill Stabbing

Mugshot of Walter F. Bustos-Solis. (City of Peekskill Police Department) The creation of a Facebook account in Mexico played a part in helping police to conclude a year-long manhunt for a suspect accused of fatally stabbing a man in the City of Peekskill last June. Walter F. Bustos-Solis was apprehended by federal authorities in Puebla City, Mexico, on June 12, 2025, and extradited to the United States, as reported in the Peekskill Herald on Jun…Facebook · Peekskill Read Article

Kings - Growing more than cannabis

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Peekskill to Forge Garden Tools from Guns

What was once a weapon of destruction will become a tool for planting, harvesting, and cultivating during the “From Guns to Garden Tools” event. The initiative, scheduled for Saturday, June 28, in Peekskill, will gather the community in a symbolic gesture—but also in a real, physical action. The goal is to show that, in just a few minutes, fire can soften the parts of a rifle or any other firearm and reshape them into a shovel or a hoe. For more…Weapons · Peekskill Read Article

Independent Cinema Takes Center Stage at Paramount with Peekskill Film Festival

Two days of programming feature independent cinema and cultural activities. (Peekskill Film On Friday, June 27, and Saturday, June 28, Peekskill will once again become the center of independent cinema with the tenth edition of the Peekskill Film Festival. For two days, the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater — with a seating capacity of 1,100 — will serve as the stage for screenings, talks, and other activities bringing together local filmmakers and…Peekskill · Peekskill Read Article

By Investing in Sweat Equity, Romi Abreu Just Keeps on Growing

Currently, people can stop by any day from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., except Wednesday. (Sharon Rubinstein) It’s a family affair – and an increasingly popular gathering spot with a “Cheers”-like “Everybody knows your name” vibe that’s entirely intentional. Romi Abreu wants her new Charles Point cafe to feel like a welcoming and comfortable “living room,” with simple, healthy food served in a homey atmosphere. She says her aim is that “the minute you …Investing · Peekskill Read Article

Police Arrest Man Accused of Fatal Stabbing on Main Street Last Year

The suspect accused of fatally stabbing a man in Peekskill last year is now in the custody of Peekskill police. Walter F. Bustos-Solis, 45, was apprehended by federal authorities in Puebla City, Mexico, on June 12, according to a June 19 press release from the Peekskill Police department. He was extradited to the United States and brought into the custody of the Peekskill police, as well as the FBI. On June 10, 2024, at 3:40 a.m., Peekskill poli…Peekskill · Peekskill Read Article

John D’Angelo, A Great Man Remembered

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Expanding an Empire State of mind

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