If you would like to learn more about Bedford, NY and its happenings, the Record-Review, a weekly newspaper, reports on local issues in Bedford and Pound Ridge. The paper has been in existence since 1995.
Bedford, NY does have a few very nice landmarks, as well. While they are typically located very close to the Bedford Green, nothing is more than just a few minutes from each other as Bedford, NY only encompasses about 40 square miles.
Having said that, the Bedford Green is located in the center of what is considered the historical district, which is located along Route 22. There is an old one-room stone schoolhouse, and a few homes from the colonial era that families are still living in and are all kept painted white with black or green shutters.
In addition, The Bedford Free Library, which is a member of the Westchester Library System, is also located on the Village Green. In fact, Bedford Hills and Katonah also have libraries that are members of the same system.
One of the most well known attractions in Bedford is the 300 year-old oak tree that is known as known as the Bedford Oak. It is located on Route 22 at Hook Road.