Building for the Future: Peekskill Development and Affordable Housing
Our two part series examining housing development and affordability. Second part posts on Saturday morning. By Jim Striebich One of theContinue Reading
Our two part series examining housing development and affordability. Second part posts on Saturday morning. By Jim Striebich One of theContinue 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
From December 14th through the end of February 2021, Downtown Peekskill will play host to a larger-than-life bronze sculpture of theContinue Reading
Passionate about nature and saving the monarch butterfly, Peekskill resident Jack Cook, 87, is on a mission to designate Peekskill’sContinue Reading
By Jim Striebich, Contributing Writer Peekskill’s next big residential project from GDC will be just steps from the train andContinue 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
“Not everything that is faced can be changed but nothing can be changed until it is faced” said novelist JamesContinue Reading
Jason Angell and his wife Jocelyn Apicello have had their sights on Peekskill for a few years. Through the PeekskillContinue Reading
They are ubiquitous throughout Peekskill, the shopping carts from two of the grocery stores within the city limits, causing derisionContinue Reading
While residential construction in Peekskill continues unabated, public discussion around the affordability of those housing units was muzzled at CommonContinue Reading