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Peekskill to Forge Garden Tools from Guns

2 days ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

Categories: All are welcome to free community event Saturday, June 28, at Regeneration FarmJune 26, 2025 What was once a weapon of destruction will become a tool for planting, harvesting, and cultivating during the “From Guns to Garden Tools” event. The initiative, scheduled for Saturday, June 28, in Peekskill, will gather the community in a symbolic gesture—but also in a real, physical action.
Antennas Ready: Peekskill and Cortlandt Join Nation’s Largest Emergency Communication Drill

3 days ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

The operation simulates a total blackout. There is no wi-fi, no cellular network, and no power outlets. Antennas hang between trees, and the transmitters run on generators. Everything starts from scratch. This will be the scenario on June 28 and 29 in Mohegan Lake during one of the most important communication mobilizations of the year.
Youth Gathering and Queer Art Featured in Pride Weekend

4 days ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

Peekskill and Croton-on-Hudson are hosting two key events this weekend as part of the ongoing Pride Month programming. One is a monthly gathering for LGBTQ+ high school students; the other a cooperative art exhibition featuring queer artists from the Hudson Valley. Both will take place in local venues, are free of charge, and emphasize community engagement beyond celebration.
Independent Cinema Takes Center Stage at Paramount with Peekskill Film Festival

5 days ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

On Friday, June 27, and Saturday, June 28, Peekskill will once again become the center of independent cinema with the tenth edition of the Peekskill Film Festival. For two days, the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater — with a seating capacity of 1,100 — will serve as the stage for screenings, talks, and other activities bringing together local filmmakers and independent productions carefully selected by Carol Bash, Christopher Fox, and John Morgan.
Cannabis Microbusiness Looks to ‘Put Down Roots’ at 710 Washington Street

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Eric Harvey

The City of Peekskill is considering another cannabis microbusiness for manufacturing use, this time at 710 Washington Street. Grand Street Cannabis Co., a state-licensed cannabis microbusiness, seeks a special permit to occupy approximately 7,301 square feet of a two-story multi-commercial tenant space located within the C-3 Zoning District.
Family Pride Returns to the Park with Art and Community

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

Categories: Fifth edition of the event will take place on Saturday, June 28, from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. at Pugsley Park, with free admission and activities for all agesJune 20, 2025 Pride will take over the park, the streets, the city, and every person who celebrates diversity in Peekskill. On Saturday, June 28, the rainbow flag will fly once again during the fifth edition of Family Pride, beginning at 2 p.m. in Pugsley Park, right in the heart of downtown Peekskill.
Police arrest man accused of fatal stabbing on Main Street last year

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Eric Harvey

The suspect accused of fatally stabbing a man in Peekskill last year is now in the custody of Peekskill police. A press release from the department on June 19, announced that Walter F. Bustos-Solis, 45, was apprehended by federal authorities in Puebla City, Mexico, on June 12. He was extradited to the United States and brought into the custody of the Peekskill police, as well as the FBI, according to a June 19 Peekskill Police Department press release.
Obituaries

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Eric Harvey

John D’Angelo[See related article HERE]John D’Angelo of Peekskill, New York, passed away on June 15, 2025. He was 93 years of age. John was born in Naples, Italy, on September 27, 193,1, to Narciso and Felomena (Delucia) D’Angelo. He emigrated to the United States in 1952, less than a month shy of his 21st birthday. John was a stone mason by trade.
On Sunday Morning’s Menu: Cars and Coffee

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

Ready to show off polished headlights and flawless bodywork, local motor enthusiasts are revving up for a new edition of Westchester Cars & Coffee, on Sunday, June 22. HQ Auto Vault at 7 John Walsh Boulevard across from Charles Point Park will host the gathering, which is expected to feature more than 200 automobiles. The event is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. and will run for at least two hours.
On Sunday Morning’s Menu: Cars and Coffee

1 week ago | peekskillherald.com | Ariana Almeida-Martínez

[See related article HERE]Ready to show off polished headlights and flawless bodywork, local motor enthusiasts are revving up for a new edition of Westchester Cars & Coffee, on Sunday, June 22. HQ Auto Vault at 7 John Walsh Boulevard across from Charles Point Park will host the gathering, which is expected to feature more than 200 automobiles. The event is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. and will run for at least two hours.