By JIM MACLEAN Every golfer will tell you that consistency is the key, one bad shot can ruin a hole and one bad hole can ruin a round. John Jay was consistent top to bottom in the order as the Wolves hosted Fox Lane on their home course at Waccabuc on April 27. The end result was a 198-209 victory for John Jay as the Wolves continue a strong start to the season. Wally Ryder has been strong all season as the number one golfer for the Wolves, and he led the way against Fox Lan

By NEAL RENTZ Speakers at a Town Board public hearing April 27 on potential legislation to regulate short-term rentals were split. The board ultimately agreed to hold a future work session on any changes to the measure. The objectives of the proposed ordinance with concepts from the Housing Committee are to “Provide the town with suggestions that balance the rights of property owners with concerns of the adjacent homeowners/occupants.” The Housing Committee’s recommendations

Bedford Village Elementary School By JEFF MORRIS The Bedford Central Board of Education voted to adopt the superintendent’s proposed 2026-27 budget at its April 22 meeting. The budget totals $165,895,484, up $4,989,984, or 3.10%, from the current $160,905,500. It remains below the tax cap. The budget will now be the subject of a public hearing on Wednesday, May 6, and go before the voters Tuesday, May 19. This last presentation was largely a recap of what had previously be