Local Journalism Campaign Reaches First Goal
The campaign to expand this blog reached its funding goal of $5,000 last week and we are thrilled thatContinue Reading
The campaign to expand this blog reached its funding goal of $5,000 last week and we are thrilled thatContinue Reading
A small group of residents, DPW workers and city officials gathered under a cold drizzle at Central Avenue and NorthContinue Reading
When we launched our campaign nine days ago to expand this blog, we knew people were thirsting for accurate, reliable,Continue Reading
Contribute to our campaign today A tectonic shift is occurring across America as newspapers that have been in existenceContinue Reading
The head waters and streams that run from Peekskill’s water supply at Wiccopee Reservoir in Putnam Valley to faucets inContinue Reading
In a year when lives were disrupted by the global pandemic, coming up with what we’re grateful for can proveContinue Reading
Passionate about nature and saving the monarch butterfly, Peekskill resident Jack Cook, 87, is on a mission to designate Peekskill’sContinue Reading
With a record 50 million Americans casting votes ahead of the Nov. 3 election, there will most likely be aContinue Reading
This week’s post is by my colleague in newsgathering Jim Striebich who uses the handle @fleekskill on Twitter. AContinue Reading
By the end of this year, each student in Peekskill city schools should have a personal computer and access toContinue Reading
“Not everything that is faced can be changed but nothing can be changed until it is faced” said novelist JamesContinue Reading
While residential construction in Peekskill continues unabated, public discussion around the affordability of those housing units was muzzled at CommonContinue Reading