Music lovers filled Lucy’s Lounge in Pleasantville Sunday night to hear that The Psychedelic Furs will headline the 14th annual Pleasantville Music Festival this summer. Festival Executive Director Bruce Figler made the highly anticipated announcement of the 14 confirmed performers
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education put a halt to a potential $7.4 million bond Thursday night that would have paid for districtwide school security enhancements. Following two weeks of community outreach, which included a district-wide survey and a two-session public
Read MoreCounty lawmakers announced last week they would propose legislation to eliminate single-use plastic bags in businesses throughout Westchester and encourage patrons to bring reusable shopping bags. The proposed measure, referred to as the Reusable Bag Initiative, was pitched last week
Read MoreParents who attended a Chappaqua School District forum last week voiced skepticism about a potential $7.4 million bond vote for June that would pay for districtwide school security enhancements. After Erik Kaeyer of KG&D Architects in Mount Kisco shared his
Read MoreOver 100 Westchester residents marched through White Plains on Sunday to bring awareness to the issues impacting the county and the nation in hope of fostering solidarity and creating a more just and equal society. Participants of the Westchester Social
Read MoreThe Brewster Board of Education adopted the school district’s proposed $99 million budget for the 2018-19 school year, which resulted in the elimination of more than a dozen full-time positions. During the April 10 meeting, school officials explained that a
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer delivered his first State of the County address Monday night announcing several changes that the county will undergo while acknowledging Westchester’s financial structure needs improvement. During his speech inside the legislative chambers in White Plains, Latimer
Read MoreThe Brewster Board of Education approved a contract last month to sell the Garden Street School for potential residential use. During the March 27 meeting, the board unanimously approved two resolutions to move forward with plans that would redevelop the
Read MoreWith public displays of hate on the rise, students at Somers Intermediate School gathered last week to put an end to bullying. Students and teachers sported black attire last Wednesday to black out bullying as they committed to their
Read MoreSunrise Senior Living officially pulled the plug last week on its proposed senior facility at the United Methodist Church site in Pleasantville, about two weeks after its representatives failed to show for a Village Board meeting. Jerry Liang, Sunrise’s senior vice
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