The New York State Department of Transportation project to replace a failing culvert under Route 22 is continuing, with the probability it will be completed within the anticipated timeframe. Bedford Public Works Commissioner Kevin Winn said there have not been any problems reported with the detours that are in place, and the project seems to be progressing well. Alison Roddy, the DOT engineer in charge, told The Recorder that at the moment they are waiting for some concrete t

In a show of solidarity, Fox Lane and John Jay players gathered to play two games to benefit cancer research in memory of Brooke D'Aleo, a 2025 John Jay graduate who played for the Wolves. JIM MACLEAN PHOTOS By JIM MACLEAN Emotions were high for both teams as John Jay hosted rival Fox Lane on May 2, for the first of two Brooke D’Aleo Memorial Games between the Wolves and the Foxes. Both teams knew Brooke, a Class of 2025 John Jay graduate who played varsity for the Wolves an

By JEFF MORRIS Local officials are alerting people who draw drinking water from private wells about a new offering of free PFAS testing. “The majority of residents in Lewisboro draw water from their own private wells,” Lewisboro Supervisor Tony Gonçalves said. “If you would like free PFAS testing, there is a new New York state pilot program which might help.” Pound Ridge Supervisor Kevin Hansan and Bedford Supervisor Ellen Calves also promoted the program at their respective