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6 days ago |
peekskillherald.com | Lucy Smith
Shanti Nagel is a gardener, community organizer, landscape designer, and native plant enthusiast. Her work has changed the face of many NYC streetscapes and features native plants in areas with high human and automobile traffic. Through her landscape design business, Design Wild, Shanti centers the importance of mutual health between humans and the plant ecosystems we live in.
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peekskillherald.com | Eric Harvey
The City of Peekskill is considering additional restrictions for its ban on outdoor smoking in selected areas. The local law amendment would expand current code — which prohibits smoking in city parks — to no smoking within 100 feet of outdoor seating areas in the Peekskill Business Improvement District (BID), and at James Street and Nelson Avenue parking garages. However, not all were in favor of the proposed ban at a public hearing held on the issue at the April 14 Common Council.
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1 week ago |
peekskillherald.com | Eric Harvey
James Dowd Jr., also known as JP, a native of Peekskill, NY, and a longtime resident of Beacon, NY, passed away on April 6, 2025, leaving behind a lifetime of unforgettable memories. Born on July 29, 1972, in Valhalla NY, son of Laura Parker-Bey (Ricardo) and James Dowd Sr (Hana), and stepfather Darrell Barber.
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peekskillherald.com | Regina Clarkin
Today, April 16, would’ve been Earl Johnson’s 69th birthday. Johnson, known in Peekskill and the Hudson River Valley as the Sole Man, died of a heart attack on March 31 while visiting his daughter in Schenectady, NY. His talents as a cobbler and artisan, along with cooking and disc jockeying, created a loyal, devoted fan base.
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peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez
Two languages will come together to delight the children of Peekskill during Bilingual Storytime, taking place on Wednesday, April 16, in the Children’s Room at The Field Library, located on Nelson Avenue. Each week, stories in English and Spanish are shared in this space, where children of all ages gather to celebrate their love for reading. Starting at 11 a.m., books come to life to tell tales of diversity, values, education, and family.
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