Peekskill Duo Prescribes ‘Feel Good’ Musical Remedy with Charles Point Concert Series
By Jim Striebich Local musicians Kristina Koller and Alex Smith created a bit of buzz last month when their mysteriousContinue Reading
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Get in the Spring of Things: 4 Park Cleanup Events
Spring is in the air in Peekskill! A great way to clear your head, get some exercise, and help yourContinue Reading
This Doesn’t Rot: Composter and Rain Barrel Sale!
By Jim Striebich Earth Day is just two weeks away (April 22nd), which always gets us thinking about waysContinue Reading
Reporter turned mystery novelist speaks at Library Friends event
Rich Zahradnik, one of the founders of the weekly Peekskill Herald newspaper (1986-2000), is the main speaker at the AprilContinue Reading
Peekskill PTO to deadbeat NY State: Pay Up
By Regina Clarkin The small group of thoughtful, committed citizens that anthropologist Margaret Mead credits with changing the world willContinue Reading
Growing Community Through Gardens and Food
By Regina Clarkin The days are lengthening, melting snow turns the ground soft and gardeners envision what fruits and vegetablesContinue Reading
Cannons to Cookies: Peekskill Museum Celebrates 75 Years in Existence
By Alison Begany Reaching the august age of 75 is a milestone in any life, not less so in theContinue Reading
For wrongly-convicted task force member, panel’s mission is personal
By Regina Clarkin Peekskill police and the criminal justice system failed Jeffery Deskovic who spent 16 years in prison forContinue Reading
They’ll be keeping an eye on the line at early voting to tell public what’s the wait time to vote
With a record 50 million Americans casting votes ahead of the Nov. 3 election, there will most likely be aContinue Reading
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Voting in Peekskill
This week’s post is by my colleague in newsgathering Jim Striebich who uses the handle @fleekskill on Twitter. AContinue Reading
Police reform discussions begin tonight as taskforce convenes
“Not everything that is faced can be changed but nothing can be changed until it is faced” said novelist JamesContinue Reading
Know Peekskill? Test your knowledge at Friends of Field Library Trivia Night
People who think they know Peekskill history can prove it next Thursday, August 27 at the first Peekskill Trivia nightContinue Reading